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Bun's Roadmap #159
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this seems like a lot of work... wow |
Can't wait for full npm-like config support. We are using our own npm registry, and the current build time is 40-60 minutes. If it will be at least 10 minutes this will be a game-changer! |
I am waiting for the stable version of the bun. What change bun in the javascript world. |
Also waiting for the stable version. So exciting! I bet it's going to take a lot of time though. The scope of this project is much larger than what Node attempts to solve. |
can someone confirm that right now I can't use the package |
still missing websocket server support |
Can a tinitiny docker image be placed somewhere in there? 👀 |
Can't wait for Windows support... I'll be anxiously awaiting it until it's out. 😅 |
Dito |
Are you planning to support http2? |
HTTP/3 is on #159 so I would say HTTP/2 will likely be added before that |
I would say that http3 on roadmap is more about quic protocol and there is no straight inheritance between http3 and http2, so maybe support of http2 needs to be marked explicitly. |
Motivated to see a stable version ASAP |
Promising ! |
When is the support for windows coming? Cant wait for it. |
Another vote for HTTP/2 as it's a prerequisite to gRPC support. |
Any plans to create a desktop app like electron? |
#43 you can use WSL for now |
Thanks, #Bun for being a fast and easy-to-use JavaScript runtime! I appreciate your speed and compatibility with existing Node.js projects. |
How do I use bun with nest Js?
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+1 for TextDecoderStream
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Is NextJS fully supported? |
@001123 Do you use "Pages Router" or "App Router" ? |
I'm just test on "Pages router" |
Any plans to support WebRTC data channels in the API? Very happy with the performance of the WebSockets API and would love to see more of these modern protocols (+1 for HTTP/3) getting some attention. Currently, there are Node.js bindings for libdatachannel but at the time of writing, no runtime has implemented data channels natively. |
When can we get CommonJS output format support for the build? |
"Support blob: imports & URLs (URL.createObjectURL, URL.revokeObjectURL)" is done right? it should be checked |
What are you observing is an issue with the implementation? It looks like |
@guest271314 , I think @huseeiin meant it can be checked in the list since it seems to be implemented 😉 |
Are there any pre-requities to use and learn Bun? |
@Jarred-Sumner i think many more of these items can now be ticked off 🙌 |
I'm still waiting for IIFE output format. It's the only reason I can't use Bun as a bundler. |
Updated. |
Any plans for HTTP/3 and WebTransport? Thank you. |
Any plans to change this? "The Next.js App Router currently relies on Node.js APIs that Bun does not yet implement. The guide below uses Bun to initialize a project and install dependencies, but it uses Node.js to run the dev server." |
I am balancing Node.js + Fastify vs Bun + Hono |
I am experimenting with and testing Bun, Node.js' |
@Jarred-Sumner Why have you removed the Streams APIs from the roadmap? Are these tracked elsewhere? Or have these be removed entirely from the roadmap? |
Sorry I mentioned it cause I like the idea of bun roadmap I thought I will credit it. |
Bun's roadmap
2024 Q4
bun install
bun
dependabot/dependabot-core#6528)bun update --interactive
(Interactive update packages command. #4895)"engines"
field inpackage.json
#5846bun init
to add"engines": { "bun": ...
by default. Ifbun
present then ignore node shebangs by default (#9346)bun why
(likeyarn why
) #692Runtime
Node.js compatibility
node:http2
server to unblock grpc2undici
overridenode:crypto
#13681Reliability
Bake (Bundler)
The goal for Bake is to make Bun the most productive tool for building static & full-stack JavaScript and TypeScript applications, leveraging runtime, bundler, and transpiler integration to make things simpler.
High level:
bun test
Organizational
Previous quarters
2024 Q3
bun install
Essentially, feature complete.
bun outdated
bun pm pack
#487bun publish
bun
dependabot/dependabot-core#6528)bun update --interactive
(Interactive update packages command. #4895)Runtime
Node.js compatibility
node:cluster
node:http2
server to unblock grpc2node:zlib
to address performance issues in some common packagesnode:crypto
#13681node:http
, avoid wrapping Bun.serve() and fetch() and use a more direct implementationReliability
Bundler
bun test
Organizational
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