Support for Deno server

[mhmo91]

Summary

SDK For https://deno.land/

A Deno SDK would require Sentry provides a package which follows the spec upon which Deno applications are built. Essentially it is based on a non-node JS runtime. To some extend the existing JS SDK can already run in such runtimes with recent changes post v7 (Vercel Edge for example)

    - Handling imports/dependencies (imports & lack of package.json)

### Install
- [x] ```sentry@deno```
- [x] Publish on deno registry

### Product
- [x] Errors
- [x] Performance
- [x] Manual: Existing SDK API
- [x] Automatic: Expect to use existing HTTP, ORM, DB integrations for Node
- [x] Distributed Tracing: [Dynamic Sampling Context](https://develop.sentry.dev/sdk/performance/dynamic-sampling-context/) & Tracing without Performance
- [x] Event Context: Shall follow [Sentry SDK Spec](https://develop.sentry.dev/sdk/event-payloads/contexts/)

Open Points:

• Are there any specific around transaction naming conventions or similar which would be natively better to Deno, than Node for example?
  • Specifics around span operation naming conventions? (HTTP, DB, rpc, etc)

[gabeins]

Namespace is taken on the official registry: https://deno.land/x/sentry@deno

[AbhiPrasad]

@smeubank Something we should consider as part of work in the future - building out an SDK for Deno.

[github-actions]

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[gabeins]

@AbhiPrasad @smeubank would love to see an official Deno SDK… 🙏

[KaKi87]

NPM libraries that support browsers can usually be imported as ES modules thanks to JSPM.
So, the following code works in browser :

import { default as Sentry } from 'https://dev.jspm.io/npm:@sentry/browser@6.17.9';
Sentry.init({ dsn });
Sentry.captureException(new Error('Hello, World !'));

Since Deno is also compatible with libraries supporting browsers, this code should also work on Deno, but it doesn't :/
Ideas ?
Thanks

[AbhiPrasad]

@KaKi87 It might be because the Node SDK has some default integrations that rely on node APIs - but that's just a guess of mine.

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[KaKi87]

the Node SDK has some default integrations that rely on node APIs

Yes, but I'm importing @sentry/browser, not @sentry/node 🤔

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Done 👍