bunny) for managing bunny.net resources from your terminal. It’s useful for scripting, CI/CD, local development workflows, and quickly inspecting resources without leaving your shell.
CLI Quickstart
View on GitHub
Browse the source, follow releases, and report issues on the Bunny CLI repository
Getting started
Quickstart
Install the CLI, log in, and run your first command
Installation
curl installer and npm options
Configuration
Profiles, environment variables, output formats, and global options
Authentication
bunny login, bunny logout, and bunny whoamiCommands
bunny db
Create and manage Bunny Databases, run schema migrations, open an
interactive SQL shell, and generate auth tokens
bunny dns
Manage DNS zones and records, DNSSEC, query logging, and Scriptable DNS
scripts
bunny scripts
Scaffold, deploy, and manage Edge Scripts, deployments, env vars, and custom
domains
bunny storage
Create and manage Storage zones, credentials, custom domains, and files
bunny sites
Build and deploy static sites to Bunny Storage and Bunny CDN (Public Preview)
bunny sandbox
Create and manage on-demand cloud sandboxes backed by Magic Containers
bunny api
Make raw authenticated requests to any bunny.net API endpoint
bunny config
Manage CLI configuration and named profiles
bunny login / logout
Browser-based or API key authentication