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@forklaunch/bunrun

v0.0.22

Published

Bun-native TypeScript workspace script runner with topological ordering

Readme

@forklaunch/bunrun

A Bun-native TypeScript workspace script runner with topological ordering.

Installation

npm install -g @forklaunch/bunrun
# or
bun add -g @forklaunch/bunrun

Requirements: Bun >= 1.1.0

Usage

# Run build script in topological order
bunrun build

# Run with specific script
bunrun test

# Run with concurrency limit
bunrun build --jobs 4

# Run sequentially (one at a time)
bunrun build --sequential

# Filter packages
bunrun build --filter "@myorg/*"
bunrun build --exclude "**/legacy-*"

# Debug mode
bunrun build --debug

# Print plan without executing
bunrun build --print-only

Features

  • Topological ordering: Runs scripts in dependency order
  • Parallel execution: Runs independent packages concurrently
  • Workspace discovery: Automatically finds packages in monorepos
  • Flexible filtering: Include/exclude packages by name or path
  • Dependency-aware: Considers dependencies, devDependencies, and peerDependencies
  • Bun-native: Direct TypeScript execution without compilation

Options

  • script - Script to run (default: build)
  • -j, --jobs <n> - Concurrency per tier (default: CPU count)
  • --sequential - Run strictly one-by-one in topological order
  • --filter <glob> - Include packages matching glob pattern (can repeat)
  • --exclude <glob> - Exclude packages matching glob pattern (can repeat)
  • --no-dev - Ignore devDependencies for ordering
  • --no-peer - Ignore peerDependencies for ordering
  • --print-only - Print execution plan without running
  • --debug - Show diagnostic information

Examples

# Build all packages in dependency order
bunrun build

# Run tests with limited concurrency
bunrun test --jobs 2

# Build only frontend packages
bunrun build --filter "**/frontend-*"

# Build everything except legacy packages
bunrun build --exclude "**/legacy-*"

# Sequential build for debugging
bunrun build --sequential --debug

License

MIT