Install Hono project dependencies
After creating a Hono project with Bun, run 'bun install' to ensure all project dependencies are installed.
package manager & installation
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Bun package manager commands - install packages
Install a package with `bun add <package>`. Install as a dev dependency with `bun add -D <package>`.
Install dependencies with Bun in a Vite project
After creating a Vite project, install dependencies using 'bun install' in the project directory.
Bun downloads GitHub dependencies as HTTP tarballs when possible
Bun optimizes downloading GitHub dependencies by using HTTP tarballs when possible, which is faster than other methods.
Optional dependencies in package.json
When a package is added with the `--optional` flag, it is listed in the `optionalDependencies` field of `package.json` rather than `dependencies` or `devDependencies`.
Configure Azure Artifacts registry with bunfig.toml
To configure Azure Artifacts as an npm registry with Bun, create a bunfig.toml file with [install.registry] section containing: url set to the Azure Artifacts npm registry URL (format: https://pkgs.dev.azure.com/my-azure-devops-org/_packaging/my-feed/npm/registry/ for organization-scoped feeds, or https://pkgs.dev.azure.com/my-azure-devops-org/my-project/_packaging/my-feed/npm/registry/ for project-scoped feeds), username set to any non-empty string, and password which can be an environment variable reference like $NPM_PASSWORD. Do not base64 encode the password in bunfig.toml; Bun will do that automatically.
Configure Azure Artifacts with NPM_CONFIG_REGISTRY environment variable
To configure Azure Artifacts without bunfig.toml, set the NPM_CONFIG_REGISTRY environment variable with the format: https://pkgs.dev.azure.com/my-azure-devops-org/_packaging/my-feed/npm/registry/:username=<USERNAME>:_password=<PASSWORD>. Append the credentials directly to the URL separated by colons. Do not base64 encode the password when using NPM_CONFIG_REGISTRY.
Password encoding in bunfig.toml vs .npmrc files
When using bunfig.toml or NPM_CONFIG_REGISTRY, provide passwords in plain text and do not base64 encode them; Bun will base64 encode the password automatically. However, when using .npmrc files directly, the _password field must remain base64 encoded, as per Azure's standard instructions. This difference applies specifically when using different configuration methods with Bun.
Azure DevOps personal access token characteristics
Azure DevOps personal access tokens are 84 characters long. When base64 encoded, they become 112 characters long and do not end with an equals sign (=).