bunny

Official command-line interface for bunny.net

TLDR

Authenticate the CLI with your bunny.net account

$ bunny login

Deploy the current project as a Magic Containers app

$ bunny apps deploy

List databases on your account

$ bunny db list

Install the CLI via the shell installer

$ curl -fsSL https://cli.bunny.net/install.sh | sh

Install the CLI globally via npm

$ npm install -g @bunny.net/cli

Show help and list available subcommands

$ bunny --help

SYNOPSIS

bunny command [subcommand] [options]

bunny is the official command-line client for bunny.net, providing terminal access to the platform's developer toolkit: Magic Containers, edge databases, storage buckets, edge scripts, DNS zones, and CDN pull zones. It is implemented in TypeScript and distributed both as a standalone binary and as the npm package @bunny.net/cli.The CLI's primary workflows include logging in, deploying applications to Magic Containers (which auto-provisions globally distributed runtimes), and managing supporting resources such as databases. It is part of bunny.net's broader move toward a unified developer experience, alongside the @bunny.net/api type-safe SDK and one-click templates.

PARAMETERS

login

Authenticate the local CLI with a bunny.net account; tokens are stored locally for subsequent commands.

apps deploy

Build and deploy the current project to Magic Containers. Automatically provisions infrastructure, scales globally, and routes traffic.

db list

List databases (including bunny.net's edge database product) attached to the active account.

--help, -h

Print help for the CLI or a specific subcommand.

--version

Print version information.

CONFIGURATION

After bunny login, credentials are persisted to the user's home directory (typically under $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/bunny or ~/.config/bunny). API tokens used for non-interactive automation can be supplied via environment variables defined per subcommand.

CAVEATS

The CLI is comparatively new and still evolving - subcommands and flags may change between releases. bunny is the binary name shipped by BunnyWay/cli; several unrelated community projects also call themselves "bunny CLI" (for example own3d/bunny-cli, straticus1/bunny-cli, and simplesurance/bunny-cli), each with its own command surface. Confirm which package is installed before troubleshooting.

HISTORY

bunny is published by bunny.net in the BunnyWay/cli monorepo on GitHub. It was introduced in 2024 to expose the company's developer platform - in particular the Magic Containers product - through a single, scriptable CLI.