# Module Setup

# Install Deno

If you have not yet installed Deno, go to the website (opens new window), its just about running a single command.

Well, there isn't anything else you'll need except Deno. But it's good to have an IDE, or just Editor, and in this case, VS Code (opens new window) serves very well. Though JetBrains IDE support Deno with a Plugin too.

# VS Code Setup

If you are using VS Code (recommended), go ahead and install "VSCode Deno" extension for complete Deno support. Open VS Code in your project directory, and add a new directory .vscode with a file settings.json in it. Write the following contents into the file,

{
    "deno.enable": true
}

Deno is now enabled in your directory! If you are having issues, try reloading VS Code. with CTRL + Shift + P and search Reload Windows.

To learn more about the module it’s here.