typesense module for Deno

It would be awesome if there was a Deno compatible typesense module.

You can almost directly import * as Typsense from src/Typesense.ts but there are some issue:

• Deno requires all local imports to have explict .ts extensions
  So instead of import ApiCall from './ApiCall' use import ApiCall from './ApiCall.ts'
  Also Errors, instead of import { ObjectNotFound } from './Errors' use import { ObjectNotFound } from './Errors/ObjectNotFound.ts'

• Keys.ts needs modified to use the hmac and base64 modules from Deno:
  Change: import { createHmac } from 'crypto' to

import {hmac} from "https://deno.land/x/hmac@v2.0.1/mod.ts";
import {encode as base64Encode} from "https://deno.land/std@0.118.0/encoding/base64.ts"

And change lines

const digest = Buffer.from(createHmac('sha256', searchKey).update(paramsJSON).digest('base64'))
return Buffer.from(rawScopedKey).toString('base64')

to

const digest = hmac("sha256", searchKey, paramsJSON, "utf8", "base64")
return base64Encode(rawScopedKey);

• Configuration.js needs a loglevel replacement. I just used a stub:

this.logger =
{
	trace : v => console.log(v),
	debug : v => console.log(v),
	info : v => console.info(v),
	warn : v => console.warn(v),
	error : v => console.error(v),
	log : v => console.log(v),
	setLevel : () => {}
}

This is where I gave up because there are at least 3 remaining issues:

• Documents.ts needs a ReadStream Deno equilivant

• All of axios needs replaced in ApiCall.ts Maybe you could use the Deno version https://github.com/roonie007/axiod but much more ideally you could use the built in Deno fetch support

• Lastly, there may be other 'nodejs' specific APIs being used in the code that I didn't look for

Start by auditing the imports and runtime APIs in src/Typesense.ts, Keys.ts, Configuration.js, Documents.ts, and ApiCall.ts for Deno incompatibilities. Review the listed extension, crypto, logging, stream, and HTTP concerns, then verify that the client can run under Deno without the remaining Node.js-specific APIs.