sites

Static sites on Bunny Storage

Starter sites for 30 frameworks, each served from Bunny Storage through a pull zone. Every example matches its static site hosting guide and deploys with two commands:

cd sites/astro
bunny sites create my-site
bunny sites deploy --build

bunny sites create makes the storage zone and pull zone and writes .bunny/site.json to link the folder to the site. bunny sites deploy --build detects the framework, runs its build with the package manager from your lockfile, and publishes the output. An example only has a bunny.jsonc when the framework needs one.

JavaScript

Example	Output	Notes
analog	dist/analog/public	Prerendered routes
angular	dist/my-app/browser	bunny.jsonc sets the output dir, Optimizer image loader
astro	dist	Optimizer image service
brunch	public	Pinned to brunch@4.0.2
ember	dist	Single-page app
nextjs	out	Static export, Optimizer image loader
nuxt	.output/public	Static generate, Optimizer through Nuxt Image
preact	build	Single-page app
qwik	dist	Static adapter
react	build	Single-page app
react-router	build/client	ssr: false, single-page app
solidstart	.output/public	Static preset
sveltekit	build	adapter-static
vite	dist	Single-page app
vue	dist	Vue Router, single-page app

Static site generators

Example	Output	Notes
docusaurus	build
elderjs	public	Pins cheerio for the SEO plugin
eleventy	_site
gatsby	public
gridsome	dist	Pins sharp to build on Node 22
hexo	public
hugo	public	Needs hugo
jekyll	_site	Ruby with Bundler
mkdocs	site	Python with uv
pelican	output	Python with uv
sphinx	_build/html	Python with uv
static-html	public	No build step
vitepress	docs/.vitepress/dist	bunny.jsonc sets the build and output dir
zola	public	Needs zola

.NET

Example	Output	Notes
blazor	bin/publish/wwwroot	bunny.jsonc sets the build, output dir, and single-page app

The Python examples keep their tools in a uv project, so run the deploy through uv to put them on your PATH:

uv run bunny sites deploy --build

Bunny Optimizer (optional)

Most examples include a small image helper that can hand resizing to Bunny Optimizer. It's off by default, so images load as they are. Turn it on at build time and each image gets a srcset of URLs like /images/photo.jpg?width=640&quality=75, which Optimizer resizes at the edge:

bunny sites deploy --build --env VITE_BUNNY_OPTIMIZER=true

The flag uses each framework's public prefix, such as VITE_, PUBLIC_, NEXT_PUBLIC_, GATSBY_, or HUGO_. Jekyll and Zola read bunny_optimizer from their config file instead. Each example's README has the exact name.

Optimizer is a paid add-on on the site's pull zone. Under CDN → Pull Zones, enable Optimizer with the Dynamic Image API, turn on URL Query String vary, and turn off CSS and JS minification. If the flag is on and Optimizer is off, images still load at full size.

The examples without a helper are Brunch, Elder.js, Gridsome, Hexo, MkDocs, Pelican, Sphinx, static HTML, and Blazor.