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CLI runs on Node 20+: npx storebound (bunx keeps working)

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- cli/lib/rt.ts: the runtime layer on node: modules (spawn / spawnSync with Bun's defaults, exit codes and
  "Executable not found", which with PATHEXT, sleep, serve, Glob, hasher, gunzip, stdin, SQLite, packageRoot,
  config imports with a type-stripping fallback for Node 20); every Bun.* use in cli/ goes through it
- tools/gen-embedded.ts -> cli/lib/embedded.ts: templates/, cli/shots/*.html and Play's Data safety form embedded
  (replaces Bun text imports; the bundle and the compiled sidecar carry them), checked fresh by bun run ci
- package.json: bin dist/storebound.mjs (Node ESM bundle, tools/build-node.ts, prepack), engines node >=20
- bun run ci: node bundle + node smoke (real node: --version, help, check same as Bun, scan, release plan --help,
  init, MCP handshake + tool call); Forgejo CI sets up Node 20; tests/node-compat.test.ts guards cli/
- install writes npx MCP commands when run with Node; bin/storebound falls back to Node
- docs: npx storebound init (Node 20+) or bunx storebound init
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password. Store writes are dry runs until you say otherwise, and the public steps (submit, release) stay with you.
Use an App Store Connect key with the App Manager role and a Play service account limited to your app.
**Why Bun?** One fast runtime with TypeScript, `fetch`, a test runner and a static server built in: no build step and
zero runtime dependencies. It needs Bun installed (it does not run on plain Node).
**Why Bun, and does it need Bun?** storebound is developed and tested on Bun (TypeScript, `fetch`, a test runner built in),
with zero runtime dependencies. You do not need Bun to use it: the npm package runs on Node 20+ (`npx storebound`),
and `bunx storebound` runs the same CLI on Bun 1.1+.
**Does it upload my video to YouTube?** No. Play only takes a YouTube URL, and uploading to YouTube needs your Google
account; `shots video` makes the file, you upload it and paste the URL into `play.video`.

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## 5-minute quick start
You need [Bun](https://bun.sh) 1.1+ (and `ffmpeg` for icons, screenshots and video).
You need [Node](https://nodejs.org) 20+ or [Bun](https://bun.sh) 1.1+ (and `ffmpeg` for icons, screenshots and video).
With Node, run the commands as `npx storebound ...`; with Bun, as `bunx storebound ...` (used below). Both run the
same CLI.
```sh
cd my-app
bun add -d storebound playwright # or: bun add -d git+https://git.crt.fyi/CRT/storebound.git playwright
bunx storebound init # --profile app (default) | subscription-app | game: config, store/*.md, declarations, privacy policy, .storebound/ (gitignored)
npx storebound init # Node 20+ (npm i -D storebound playwright to pin it in the project)
bunx storebound init # or Bun (bun add -d storebound playwright, or bun add -d git+https://git.crt.fyi/CRT/storebound.git playwright)
# --profile app (default) | subscription-app | game: config, store/*.md, declarations, privacy policy, .storebound/ (gitignored)
# fill in storebound.config.ts and the store/ files
bunx storebound check # offline: config, copy limits, Data safety answers, products, files
```