Linux command
bun-x 命令
文本
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命令示例
Run a package binary
bun x [package]
Run a specific version
bun x [package]@[version]
Pass arguments
bun x [package] -- [args...]
Run create-* packages
bun x create-[template] [project-name]
说明
bun x runs a package's binary without permanently installing it. It's similar to npx but significantly faster due to Bun's caching and native implementation. If the package is already installed locally or globally, it uses that version. Otherwise, it downloads and caches the package temporarily. Common use cases include running scaffolding tools (create-react-app, create-next-app), one-off utilities, and trying packages before installing.
FAQ
What is the bun-x command used for?
bun x runs a package's binary without permanently installing it. It's similar to npx but significantly faster due to Bun's caching and native implementation. If the package is already installed locally or globally, it uses that version. Otherwise, it downloads and caches the package temporarily. Common use cases include running scaffolding tools (create-react-app, create-next-app), one-off utilities, and trying packages before installing.
How do I run a basic bun-x example?
Run `bun x [package]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more bun-x examples?
This page includes 4 examples for bun-x, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.