bsh

Run bun shell as a standalone interactive shell.

bunx @tr1ckydev/bsh

Commands

[!CAUTION] Many commands are under development and might not work as expected. If you find any issue report them in Bun's GitHub repository.

[!TIP] Use up/down arrow keys to navigate command history.

The following bash commands are available natively in bun shell.

| Command | Description | | ---------- | --------------------------------------------------- | | cat | Concatenate files and print on the standard output. | | touch | Create, change and modify the timestamps of a file. | | mkdir | Create directories, if they do not already exist. | | export | Display or export environment variables. | | cd | Change the current working directory. | | echo | Display a line of text. | | pwd | Output the current working directory. | | which | Display the full path of (shell) commands. | | rm | Remove files or directories. | | mv | Move or rename files and directories. | | ls | List directory contents. | | exit | Exit the shell with an optional exit code. | | true | Return a successful result. | | false | Return an unsuccessful result. | | yes | Repeatedly output a line with given string, or 'y'. | | seq | Print a sequence of numbers. | | dirname | Strip last component from a path. | | basename | Print last component from a path. | | cp | Copy files and directories. |

...and all other commands available globally in the system.

Flags

• --version: Print bsh and bun version.

• -c: Pass shell command as string to bsh and execute.

  bunx @tr1ckydev/bsh -c "pwd"
  

Shell scripts

.sh files work as usual cross-platform and are executed through the bun shell interpreter.

Known issues

• Using cd or other commands don't affect the next commands in the same session due to this issue.

This is an experimental project! File an issue if you find a bug or any weird behavior.

License

This repository uses MIT License. See LICENSE for full license text.