bun

Add and install new dependencies to the current project. Note: `a` can be used as an alias for `add`.

Check installed packages for known security vulnerabilities.

Bundle JavaScript and TypeScript files with Bun's fast native bundler.

This command is an alias of `bun create`.

Create a new project from a template. Note: `c` can be used as an alias for `create`.

Execute shell commands or script files using Bun's runtime. Note: When running from a shell, remember to escape quotes.

Send feedback to Bun.

This command is an alias of `bun install`.

Display package metadata from the npm registry.

Scaffold an empty Bun project.

Install JavaScript dependencies for a project from `package.json`.

Register a local package as linkable or link a registered package into a project. See also: `bun unlink`.

This command is an alias of `bun pm ls`.

List dependencies that have newer versions available.

Prepare a package for patching or generate a patch file.

A set of utilities for working with Bun's package manager. Some subcommands such as `pack`, `pkg` have their own usage documentation.

Publish a package to the npm registry.

Remove a dependency from `package.json`. Note: `rm` can be used as an alias for `remove`.

This command is an alias of `bun remove`.

Execute a JavaScript/TypeScript file, or a script from `package.json`.

Run tests using Bun's built-in test runner. It is a fast, Jest-compatible test runner that looks for `*.test.ts` (and similar) files.

Unregister the current directory as a linkable package. See also: `bun link`.

Update dependencies in a Bun project.

Upgrade Bun to the latest version.

Explain why a package is installed by showing its dependency chain.

This command is an alias of `bunx`.