Linux command
bun-link 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Register the current package
bun link
Link a globally registered package
bun link [package-name]
说明
bun link creates symbolic links for local package development. The workflow has two steps: 1. In the package directory, run bun link (without arguments) to register it as a globally available linked package. 2. In the consuming project, run bun link package-name to create a symlink from node_modules to the registered package. This is useful for developing and testing local packages without publishing them to a registry. Changes to the source package are immediately reflected in any project that links to it.
FAQ
What is the bun-link command used for?
bun link creates symbolic links for local package development. The workflow has two steps: 1. In the package directory, run bun link (without arguments) to register it as a globally available linked package. 2. In the consuming project, run bun link package-name to create a symlink from node_modules to the registered package. This is useful for developing and testing local packages without publishing them to a registry. Changes to the source package are immediately reflected in any project that links to it.
How do I run a basic bun-link example?
Run `bun link` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more bun-link examples?
This page includes 2 examples for bun-link, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.