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                                            Yasser Ameur

Consider adding "testing/expect.ts" module

Good suggestion, but I believe it would be better to create a separate library rather than include it in deno std.

Consider adding "testing/expect.ts" module

@bartlomieju could you please specify list of functions will be supported ? I think we can start with : - `expect(value)` - `expect.anything()` - `expect.arrayContaining(array)` - `expect.assertions(number)` - `expect.hasAssertions()` -...

support parsing "set-cookie" header in http/cookie.ts getCookies method

Deno Cookie implementation is based on https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6265 and doesn't include parsing "set-cookie" response headers.

support parsing "set-cookie" header in http/cookie.ts getCookies method

@andykais thanks for feedback, i will check that.

it seems to require yarn. not falling back to npm

Hi @barrars. First you must install yarn globally : `sudo npm install yarn -g` then run `create-expressjs-app ci my-express` by default create-expressjs-app uses npm to install packages so you don't...

Convenient but file structure deviates

Hi calvintwr, You can create your own file stucture and add it to create-express-app so next time you just reuse your existing solution.

create-react-app should allow TypeScript imports outside `src`

Hi @bluenote10 You can disable this feature but only after eject operation of create-react-app project or use [react-app-rewired](https://github.com/timarney/react-app-rewired) package this way you do not have to eject.

v0.3.0

@ije I think we need to add more details to `Contributing.md` on how to `start` and `test` application

Error:Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: The requested module '../server/compress.ts' does not provide an export named 'deno_x_brotli'

@ije make sure to switch to `master branch`

Some fetch similarities

@jimmywarting There is a module `body-parser` that handle this cases. We don't need to implement the same thing in `express`.