is it possible to cache all std lib?

[cac24725]

for work in a network stricted environment, i want to cache as much as possible dependencies i will need, is it possible to do something like deno cache https://deno.land/std?

[cac24725]

could be related to #4327

[kt3k]

The below scripts list all entrypoints of std:

import "std/archive/mod.ts";
import "std/assert/mod.ts";
import "std/async/mod.ts";
import "std/bytes/mod.ts";
import "std/cli/mod.ts";
import "std/collections/mod.ts";
import "std/console/mod.ts";
import "std/crypto/mod.ts";
import "std/csv/mod.ts";
import "std/data_structures/mod.ts";
import "std/datetime/mod.ts";
import "std/dotenv/mod.ts";
import "std/encoding/ascii85.ts";
import "std/encoding/base32.ts";
import "std/encoding/base58.ts";
import "std/encoding/base64.ts";
import "std/encoding/base64url.ts";
import "std/encoding/hex.ts";
import "std/encoding/varint.ts";
import "std/expect/mod.ts";
import "std/flags/mod.ts";
import "std/fmt/bytes.ts";
import "std/fmt/colors.ts";
import "std/fmt/duration.ts";
import "std/fmt/printf.ts";
import "std/front_matter/mod.ts";
import "std/fs/mod.ts";
import "std/html/mod.ts";
import "std/http/mod.ts";
import "std/ini/mod.ts";
import "std/io/mod.ts";
import "std/json/mod.ts";
import "std/jsonc/mod.ts";
import "std/log/mod.ts";
import "std/media_types/mod.ts";
import "std/msgpack/mod.ts";
import "std/net/mod.ts";
import "std/path/mod.ts";
import "std/permissions/mod.ts";
import "std/regexp/mod.ts";
import "std/semver/mod.ts";
import "std/streams/mod.ts";
import "std/testing/bdd.ts";
import "std/testing/mock.ts";
import "std/testing/snapshot.ts";
import "std/testing/time.ts";
import "std/testing/types.ts";
import "std/text/mod.ts";
import "std/toml/mod.ts";
import "std/ulid/mod.ts";
import "std/url/mod.ts";
import "std/uuid/mod.ts";
import "std/webgpu/mod.ts";
import "std/yaml/mod.ts";

Run this script with deno.json:

{
  "imports": {
    "std/": "https://deno.land/std@0.217.0/"
  },
  "unstable": ["webgpu"]
}

Then all public APIs of the given version (0.217.0 in the above case) will be cached in DENO_DIR (you can check DENO_DIR with deno info command).