Create optimized production bundles with Bun.build for browser, node, or bun targets.
npx skills add https://github.com/memoirlabs/mog --skill bun-build-memoirlabs
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: bun-build Source: https://github.com/memoirlabs/mog/tree/main/.agents/skills/bun-build Command: npx skills add https://github.com/memoirlabs/mog --skill bun-build-memoirlabs
Bun production bundles can be slow to set up and hard to optimize, leading to oversized builds, inconsistent environments, and painful deployment cycles. This Skill helps you produce efficient, production-ready outputs with correct targets, formats, and optimizations.
Use case example: you are deploying a frontend app and need smaller, cache-friendly bundles plus hashed filenames and external source maps for production debugging.
Ask an AI: "Create a production build setup for my TypeScript app using Bun's native bundler, targeting the browser with ESM output, minification, code splitting, hashed filenames, and external sourcemaps, and update my package.json with build scripts."
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Create a production build with Bun by configuring Bun.build with explicit entrypoints, outdir, target platform, and module format. You can enable minification, code splitting, hashed filenames, and external sourcemaps to generate optimized outputs for browser, node, or bun runtimes.
Yes, you can generate environment-specific bundles using Bun by applying build-time defines like NODE_ENV and API URLs. This allows you to maintain separate configurations and output distinct development and production builds from the same codebase.
Code splitting and minification work in Bun by enabling these flags in the build configuration to break ESM modules into smaller chunks and remove unnecessary characters. This produces smaller, cache-friendly bundles with hashed filenames for efficient client delivery.
The best way to configure Bun.build targets is by explicitly selecting the target platform in your build script. You can specify browser, node, or bun as the target and choose the correct module format, such as ESM, to ensure reliable execution across environments.
Yes, Bun supports external sourcemaps and hashed filenames for production debugging. Configuring these options in your build setup ensures cache-friendly outputs while preserving the ability to trace errors back to original source code.
Oversized or inconsistent Bun production bundles often result from missing optimizations like minification and code splitting, or lacking explicit target and format configurations. Defining environment builds with build-time defines like NODE_ENV ensures reliable, optimized outputs.
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