Bunny Launcher

Publish your static websites to bunny.net in a single command.

npx --yes bunny-launcher@latest --interactive

The Bunny Launcher is built on the Bunny SDK, which offers fine-tuned libraries to interact with the Bunny APIs in many programming languages.

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Features

Lightning speed

Prioritize performance with replicated SSD Edge Storage Zones and the #1 fastest Standard Network CDN

Save money

Prioritize cost savings with a regional HDD Storage Zone and the Volume Network CDN

Framework detection

Automatically detect and configure 35+ frameworks for deployment, with custom framework integrations

Quickstart guides

Documentation and guides for 35+ frameworks and custom deployment support

Single page applications (SPA)

Full support for static SPA applications with automatic redirects and 200 status codes

Custom domains

Use your own domain, plus automatically create CNAME records if using Bunny DNS name servers

Custom domain aliases

Redirect domain aliases, such as www, to your root domain

Password protection

Optionally password-protect your static website with basic authentication

Stay secure

Automatic SSL for HTTPS, force redirect to HTTPS, geoblocking, and configurable security headers

Unlimited bandwidth

No bandwidth or traffic limits, unless you set them. Incredibly scalable by design with Bunny’s global network

Image optimizer

Enable Bunny Optimizer image optimization to automatically convert, scale, and transform your images

GitHub Action

Use GitHub Actions to automatically deploy on every commit

CORS configuration

Automatically configure and customize CORS headers

Custom 404 Not Found page

Automatically detect and configure your own custom 404 Not Found page

Advanced configuration

Advanced configuration for your CDN with redirects, edge rules, logging, and more

Bunny Launcher

A CLI tool to deploy static websites quickly and easily with bunny.net in a single command.

Bunny Transfer

A CLI tool to transfer your files to a storage zone, along with other management commands.

Bunny SDK

A collection of tools to build applications with Bunny APIs in many programming languages.

OpenAPI Schema

The specification for defining and documenting Bunny APIs in a machine-readable format.

The recommended way to interact with the Bunny API is by using the SDKs. Today, we offer fine-tuned JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, Python, PHP, C#, Java, and Go libraries to make your life easier and give you the best experience when consuming the API. For shell scripting and one-off API calls, try the Bunny CLI.

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