{"enrichment":{"faq":[{"a":"Bun package manager simplifies dependency installation with a single command: run `bun install` in your project directory to install all dependencies listed in your package.json file. Bun reads your package.json, resolves dependencies, and creates a bun.lock lockfile for reproducible installs. For faster CI/CD pipelines, you can use `bun install --frozen-lockfile` to ensure exact versions are installed without modifications, or `bun install --production` to install only production dependencies and skip dev dependencies.","q":"How do I install dependencies with Bun?"},{"a":"Bun package manager is significantly faster than npm due to its optimized architecture written in Zig. Bun install vs npm install shows dramatic performance improvements\u2014Bun can complete dependency resolution and installation in a fraction of the time npm requires. 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