write-script-bun

To create a Bun TypeScript script for Windmill, you export an async function named main as the single entry point and wire it to Windmill resources using the RT namespace. This ensures deterministic execution and consistent structure.

Windmill resource integration works with Bun scripts by using the RT namespace to access credentials and configuration. This connection satisfies Windmill workflow requirements and allows your TypeScript code to retrieve necessary external resources.

You do not need a specific directory structure, as Bun scripts support optional scaffolding. You can organize helpers, docs, and assets in optional directories like scripts/, references/, and assets/ to extend functionality as needed.

The best way to structure deterministic Windmill tasks in TypeScript is using a standard main export pattern. Exporting an async function named main defines a unified script entry point for consistent execution and resource access.

Yes, you can use Bun with Windmill workflows for automation tasks. This approach automates Bun/TypeScript script creation with a standard main entry point and Windmill resource integration for deterministic task execution.

You define a main export function for Windmill scripts to establish a standardized single entry point. This pattern solves the problem of undefined entry points and ensures consistent structure for Bun/TypeScript development.