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# Bun ## bunx Put `--bun` before the executable name to force the Bun runtime over Node shebangs. Use `-p`/`--package` when the binary name differs from the package name (e.g., `bunx -p @angular/cli ng`). See [references/bunx.md](references/bunx.md) ## Lockfile `bun.lock` is a text-based lockfile. Resolve merge conflicts by deleting it and running `bun install` to regenerate — never merge it. See [references/lockfile.md](references/lockfile.md) ## Resolution Runtime flags must precede the script path: `bun --cwd ./packages/app run dev`. Never use `.js` extensions in TypeScript imports — Bun resolves them natively. See [references/resolution.md](references/resolution.md) ## Shell `Bun.$` is a tagged template for shell execution. Use response methods (`.text()`, `.json()`, `.lines()`) to extract output, `.nothrow()` to handle failures without exceptions, and pipe/redirect syntax to compose commands. See [references/shell.md](references/shell.md) ## Subprocess `Bun.spawn` spawns subprocesses with streaming I/O; `Bun.spawnSync` runs synchronously. Configure stdin/stdout/stderr, environment variables, and working directory. Check `exitCode` for errors. See [references/spawn.md](references/spawn.md) ## File I/O `Bun.file()` creates file handles with `.text()`, `.json()`, `.arrayBuffer()`, and `.stream()` methods. `Bun.write()` writes content to files or stdout/stderr. Both support streaming for large files. See [references/file-io.md](references/file-io.md) ## Te