I've noticed a few things with Oak that prevent it from cleanly being bundled using deno emit.
One is the use of dynamic imports. See line 704 in https://github.com/oakserver/oak/blob/main/application.ts...
if (!NativeRequestCtor) {
const { NativeRequest } = await import("./http_server_native_request.ts");
NativeRequestCtor = NativeRequest;
}
Another problem is the use of npm: in https://github.com/oakserver/oak/blob/main/deps.ts. This second issue isn't a problem with Oak per say but rather the lack of support for processing npm: specifiers in Deno's core caching packages that emit uses. I've raised this as a separate issue but have raised this here just to keep everyone aware.
The first issues creates an runtime error when running Deno from a bundle. The second issue prevents the bundle from ever happening in the first place.