JSR, the newly released JavaScript registry is free and open-source, supersedes CommonJS modules with ESM, natively accepts TypeScript packages, and as a goal seeks to improve on the developer experience, performance, reliability, and security of npm.
The goal of JSR is to work everywhere JavaScript works, and to provide a runtime-agnostic registry for JavaScript and TypeScript code. Today, JSR works with Deno and other npm environments that populate a node_modules.
JSR is designed to interoperate with npm-based projects and packages. You can use JSR packages in any runtime environment that uses a node_modules folder. JSR modules can import dependencies from npm.
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