Today, I messed around with this thing called “bundee”. I’d heard about it from some online folks, saying it’s a neat way to package up your JavaScript projects. So, I figured, why not give it a shot?
Getting Started
First things first, I needed to install it. I just popped open my terminal and typed in the command to install it globally. I think it was something like, npm install -g bun. You know, the usual deal.
Trying it Out
Once it was installed, I wanted to see what it could do. So, I found a simple JavaScript project I had lying around – nothing fancy, just a few files. I navigated to that project’s folder in my terminal.
Then, I ran, that commond bun run build. Boom! It did its thing, whizzing and whirring, and spat out a single, bundled JavaScript file. It’s like it took all my separate files and squished them together into one neat package.
My First Impressions
- Speedy Gonzales: I gotta say, it was pretty darn fast. Way faster than some other bundlers I’ve used before.
- Simple Simon: The commands were straightforward. No need to wrangle with complicated configuration files or anything.
- It Just Works!:Honestly, there were no hiccups. It just…worked. I ran the commond,and it built.
Wrapping Up
All in all, my first experience with bundee was a positive one. I think there is more feature I need to figure out, but,you know,baby steps.I mean, I’ve only scratched the surface. I’m definitely gonna play around with it some more and see what else it can do.
