Closed Bader-Idris closed 1 month ago
bun is supported. There is even an option to migrate to Bun by clicking the ...
button next to Project
It does run all Bun based comands instead when it detects a bun.lockb
file:
bunx ng build
bunx ng serve
npm outdated
(bun doesn't have an equivalent here)bunx @capacitor/assets generate --ios
bunx cap sync
bun install
bun pm ls
Did you find a case where a bun based project called npx instead?
After spending some time using your tools, it's clear that considerable effort has gone into your development. However, I've found that the documentation lacks the user-friendliness necessary for a smooth experience. It feels like searching for a needle in a haystack.
To enhance the usability of the documentation, I suggest focusing on both user experience (UX) and information architecture. By prioritizing a user-centric approach and organizing the content in a more intuitive manner, users will be able to easily find the information they need. This will not only improve satisfaction but also increase the efficiency of using your tools.
Bun support isn't documented yet because of bun for windows. Its only partially working and I'm waiting on bug fixes before releasing any documentation on the feature.
I meant for ionic and specifically for capacitor
Especially fixing the get started field, I read it all but without grasping the crucial steps of building a robust capacitor platform
Just to close out this issue. The extension is using bun commands if bun is used by the project. If there is a specific command that could be improved / changed for bun then please open another issue. The general comment about documentation I'll treat separately to this issue.
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After the latest bun update, I tried many
bunx
commands with ionic and capacitor, and they all worked well, those commands are:wishing
please add the option of using
bun
with itsBun Package Execute
, because it's faster thannpx
, and as you know, it has a promising future