bun-file-io

Scan directories in Bun using Bun.Glob to match file patterns efficiently. For directory-specific operations that require node:fs fallbacks, this approach ensures deterministic file scanning and safe manipulation across packages and complex project structures.

Use node:fs instead of Bun APIs when handling specific directory manipulation tasks that fall outside Bun.file and Bun.write scope. This fallback ensures safe, consistent behavior and deterministic file management across packages and directories.

Automate config file updates with Bun.file by reading the configuration as JSON, modifying the desired fields, and writing changes back using Bun.write. This creates a repeatable workflow for safely applying updates to project tooling configurations.

The best way to delete obsolete files in a Bun project is using established deterministic I/O patterns. This approach safely prunes scripts and files during project maintenance, ensuring consistent and reliable file deletion behavior across packages.

Yes, you can use Bun for cross-package file manipulation in tooling. It applies deterministic I/O patterns using Bun.file and Bun.write to safely read, write, scan, and delete files across multiple directories and packages with consistent behavior.