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bun-x

Execute packages without installing

TLDR

Run a package binary without installing
$ bun x [package]
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Run a specific version
$ bun x [package]@[version]
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Pass arguments to the command
$ bun x [package] -- [args...]
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**Run create-* packages**
$ bun x create-[template] [project-name]
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SYNOPSIS

bun x [options] package [args...]

DESCRIPTION

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.The standalone bunx command (installed alongside bun) is equivalent to bun x.Common use cases include running scaffolding tools (create-react-app, create-next-app), one-off utilities, and trying packages before installing.

INSTALL

sudo pacman -S bun
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brew install bun
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nix profile install nixpkgs#bun
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CAVEATS

Packages are cached but may be removed during cache cleanup. For frequently used tools, consider installing globally with bun i -g.

SEE ALSO

bun(1), bun-run(1), npx(1)

RESOURCES

Braincup
Open source brain training for math, memory and focus
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Braincup
Open source brain training for math, memory and focus. 41 mini-games, from mental arithmetic to Sudoku, N-Back and Solo Chess.
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