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Bunwright

Bunwright

TypeScript-first browser automation built on Bun.WebView — a smaller, Bun-native alternative for flows where Playwright would be heavier than necessary.
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import { browser } from "bunwright";


const page = await browser.newPage();


await page
  .navigate("https://example.com/login")
  .type("label:Username", "user@example.com")
  .type("label:Password", process.env.APP_PASSWORD!)
  .click("role:button[name='Login']")
  .waitForURL("**/dashboard")
  .screenshot("./dashboard.png");


await browser.close();

Bun-native

Built directly on Bun.WebView — zero runtime dependencies, no browser downloads. Uses the Chrome or WebKit already on the machine.

Playwright-style API

Pages, locators, auto-waiting, semantic selectors. Familiar surface, smaller scope.

Chainable

Actions queue lazily and run on await, with fail-fast semantics and per-step results via .all().

Auto-waiting & retries

Every action waits for visible + enabled, then retries up to 3 times with exponential backoff within retryTimeout.

Semantic selectors

role:, label:, text:,css:, xpath: — prefixed strings that read like intent, not brittle DOM paths.

Scriptable

Write a TypeScript file, run it with bunx bunwright script.ts or plain bun run. .env loading built in.

InstallationAdd bunwright to your project in seconds.