bun-pm-pkg

Get all properties from package.json

$ bun pm pkg get

$ bun pm pkg get [property]

$ bun pm pkg get [property1 property2 property3 ...]

$ bun pm pkg set [property]="[value]"

$ bun pm pkg delete [property]

$ bun pm pkg fix

bun-pm-pkg [options] [package]

The bun-pm-pkg command is not a standard Linux utility or part of core Bun toolkit. Bun is a fast JavaScript/TypeScript runtime and bundler with an integrated package manager that rivals npm, Yarn, and pnpm in speed.

Bun's package management uses commands like bun install, bun add <pkg>, bun remove <pkg>, and bun pm ls to list installed packages globally or locally. It supports package.json, bun.lockb (binary lockfile), and works with thousands of npm packages out-of-the-box.

If bun-pm-pkg refers to a custom alias, script, or third-party tool for Bun package handling (e.g., packaging or inspecting pkgs), it requires specific installation. No man page or standard docs exist. Verify with bun --help or Bun docs for similar functionality like bun pm cache rm or building executables via bun build.

Common use case: Fast dependency management in JS projects on Linux/macOS/Windows.

Not a recognized command; likely custom or misspelled. Install Bun first: curl -fsSL https://bun.sh/install | bash. Check bun pm --help for real PM tools.

Use bun pm ls to list pkgs, bun pm cache stats for cache info, bun add for installs.

Run bun --help | grep pm or visit bun.sh/docs for current commands.

Bun launched in September 2022 by Jarred Sumner (ex-Cloudflare). Package manager matured in alphas, stabilized in Bun 1.0 (September 2024). Focuses on speed via Zig/WebKit. No historical bun-pm-pkg.

bun(1), npm(1), yarn(1), pnpm(1)