Comment by tracker1

I tend to keep a run/ directory in my projects (used to be _scripts to find easier, but now I favor the write-friendly ./run/dev or ./run/dbup, etc).

Some of the scripts are bash, but many are TypeScript via Deno... it's great that you can reference your dependency modules directly as well as not needing a separate install step like node. Most of my shell scripting is now in Deno.

In fact, now VS just added shebang detection for TS files without the .ts extension... So I don't even need that little extra to edit properly anymore. It works great as a shell scripting language.