vim-ale/bun

title, homepage, tagline

title	homepage	tagline
Bun	https://bun.sh	Bun is a fast all-in-one JavaScript runtime

To update or switch versions, run webi bun@<tag>.
(you can use @beta for pre-releases, or @x.y.z for a specific version)

Files

These are the files / directories that are created and/or modified with this install:

~/.config/envman/PATH.env
~/.local/opt/bun/
~/.local/opt/bun-<VERSION>/

Cheat Sheet

Bun is a wicked-fast JavaScript runtime for developer tooling, API servers, and edge computing.

It's built in Zig and provides a more curated, "batteries-included" approach to developing with JavaScript and JavaScript-ish languages - such as TypeScript, JSX, and TSX.

Run some xScript:

bun run ./hello.js
bun run ./hello.jsx
bun run ./hello.ts
bun run ./hello.tsx

Run a package from npm:

bun x jswt

More goodies:

bun help

(there's also a built-in development server and lots of stuff)

bun.sh/install vs webi

Bun has an official installer:

export BUN_INSTALL="$HOME/.bun"
curl -fsSL https://bun.sh/install | bash

You might want to still use webi if you want to be able to switch between versions.

How to install command line completions

bun completions

How to create a bun executable

1. Create your script

   vim ./hello
   

   #!/usr/bin/env bun
   console.log('hello');
   

2. Make it executable

   chmod a+x ./hello
   

3. Run it

   ./hello
   

How to publish bun packages

At the time of this writing (bun v0.5.1), you'll still need to publish with npm.

npm is installed with node.

See Getting Started with NPM (as a developer).

How to install bun packages

You can run it with bun x:

bun x <whatever>

Or you can put the #!/usr/bin/env bun shebang before publishing, and install from npm:

bun install -g <whatever>
<whatever>

How to run a Bun program as a service

As a system service on Linux:

(note: swap 'my-project' and './my-project' for the name of your project and file)

1. Install serviceman (compatible with systemd)

   webi serviceman
   source ~/.config/envman/PATH.env
   

2. Go into your program's directory

   pushd ./my-project/
   

3. Add your project to the system launcher, running as the current user

   sudo env PATH="$PATH" \
       serviceman add --path="$PATH" --system \
           --username "$(whoami)" --name my-project -- \
       bun run ./my-project.js
   

4. Restart the logging service

   sudo systemctl restart systemd-journald
   

For macOS:

1. Install serviceman (compatible with launchctl)

   webi serviceman
   source ~/.config/envman/PATH.env
   

2. Go into your program's directory

   pushd ./my-project/
   

3. Add your project to the system launcher, running as the current user

   serviceman add --path="$PATH" --user --name my-project -- \
       bun run ./my-project.js