bun-pm-pack
Create a tarball of the package
TLDR
Pack the current package into a .tgz archive
$ bun pm pack
Pack without writing to disk (dry run)$ bun pm pack --dry-run
Pack to a specific directory$ bun pm pack --destination [path/to/dir]
Pack with a custom filename$ bun pm pack --filename [package.tgz]
Pack with minimal output (only print tarball name)$ bun pm pack --quiet
SYNOPSIS
bun pm pack [--dry-run] [--destination dir] [--filename name] [--ignore-scripts] [--gzip-level 0-9] [--quiet]
DESCRIPTION
bun pm pack creates a compressed .tgz archive containing all files that would be published to npm, following the same inclusion and exclusion rules as npm pack. This is useful for inspecting what will be published before running bun publish, testing local packages, or sharing packages without a registry.The command respects the files field in package.json, .npmignore, and .gitignore when determining which files to include.
PARAMETERS
--dry-run
Perform all tasks except writing the tarball to disk.--destination dir
Specify an output directory for the tarball. Cannot be combined with --filename.--filename name
Set the exact filename for the tarball. Cannot be combined with --destination.--ignore-scripts
Skip running prepack, postpack, and prepare scripts.--gzip-level 0-9
Set gzip compression level. Default is 9 (maximum compression).--quiet
Only output the tarball filename, suppressing verbose output.
SEE ALSO
bun(1), bun-pm(1), bun-publish(1)
