Bun

Bun resolves the node export condition, as Node does, and reads each .wasm file from @lamina/wasm.

This is the Bun runner of the example suite, which CI runs with cargo xtask pdf-runtimes bun:

packages/pdf/test/bun/examples.test.ts

// The shared example list (test/suite/examples.ts) in Bun, through the `node` export condition
// (Bun resolves it like Node: the `.wasm` read from @lamina/wasm). Run by
// `cargo xtask pdf-runtimes bun` (`bun test ./test/bun/`); bun.d.ts declares `bun:test` for tsc.
// The measurement registers first, so it runs cold in this file's fresh module instance.
import { test } from "bun:test";
import { readFile } from "node:fs/promises";
import { runSuite } from "../suite/examples.js";

const root = new URL("../../../../", import.meta.url);

// Bun's default per-test timeout is 5 s; the report's four 100-page builds take longer on a busy
// machine. 60 s, as the Vitest configs.
runSuite(
  "bun",
  async (path) => new Uint8Array(await readFile(new URL(path, root))),
  (name, body) => test(name, body, 60_000),
);

runSuite calls await init({ text: true }) once. Then each example, such as hello, builds its bytes synchronously.