Let's face it: we've all waited way too long for npm install to finish. Whether you're racing against a deadline or just impatient (like me), slow ...
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I am use npm. But I do not install npm directly, I am using nvm that handel multiple version of npm. It's so simple to handel multiple project those are build using different version of node without docker container. Now my question is if I have multiple project those are use different version of node then can I handel it with bun?
nvmdoesn't makenpmany faster (it's just differentnpmenvironments) but it is certainly very useful!When I used
npmI usednvmtoo.I don't think there is a Bun equivalent (to be clear:
nvmis not bynpmand does not come with it; it's a third-party thing), though you can globally installbunwithnpmand use different versions ofbunthat you have installed in your differentnpms. (Obviously that's pretty annoying to deal with).I have seen this, but have not tried it yet:
Bum - Bun Version Manager ⚡
Bum - Bun Version Manager
Introducing Bum, a fast Bun version manager written in Rust from scratch
How to install:
Unix
Windows
I only own a Mac, so I can't test at all if Windows is working, and I can't write a script to auto-install on Windows as well. So here are a few instructions on how to install Bum for Windows:
As Bum is not tested at all on Windows, it may not works. If it's the case please open an issue and I'll be glad to fix it.
How to use:
Perhaps I'll make my own solution for this.
I am 💀
my choice is volt.sh
an awesome tool for node management
In my experience, NVM works great. Can volt manage Bun versions?
i dont use npm just plain JS :)
i barely even code :P
'Vanilla JS'. I do that every so often…
At my old company, we used to have Front-End meetups and one person broke down the install time differences and I've been convinced since then. But I have yet to try it out. 🤦🏿♂️ I think you have finally pushed me to give it a go. 🙌🏿
Yay! :D
You'll love it :)
Thank you for sharing, I've been there too