I am trying to get the directory in which my executable is located so I can access certain directories relative to it. When I do something like

While creating the lock file of bun. by using the default bun i command it is throwing me a error :

I would like to reuse an HTML dialog across pages and I’m having trouble doing that. Can Bun import an HTML page / HTML code that I can then reuse?

I have a project that has web pages in one directory and nodejs in another directory. I have Bun running successfully by compiling the Typescript in the sub directory. But I think that Bun is using the tsconfig.json in the root directory of the project instead of the tsconfig.json in the sub directory of the project. This might be causing Bun to output Javascript using nodejs settings instead of the settings best for Bun or client side.

The output in some of the bundled JS file has some Javascript at the top of the page. I don’t remember it being there before. Where is it from? How do I remove it?

When I run bun run index.ts I’m getting an error:

When I run bun run index.ts I’m getting an error:

Is there a wildcard option to tell Bun to bundle all files of a specific type?

bunx tsc --project tsconfig.json fails with the error

Bun uses package.json and so it’s possible to specify exact versions, yet the transitive dependencies still may be different with another dependency resolution, say later in time.