What are some examples of plugins that can be used with Bun's API

File Type Support Plugins

- SCSS and YAML Loaders: Plugins can be created to add support for additional file types like `.scss` (for stylesheets) and `.yaml` (for configuration files), allowing seamless integration of these formats into the build process[1][2].

Framework-Level Plugins

- CSS Extraction: This type of plugin can extract CSS from JavaScript files during the bundling process, improving performance by minimizing the size of the JavaScript bundle[2].

- Macros: Bun supports JavaScript macros, which allow functions to execute at bundle-time, enabling developers to inline results directly into their bundles. This feature can optimize code and reduce runtime overhead[8].

Third-Party Plugins

- @mdx-js/esbuild: This official MDX loader plugin allows for the integration of Markdown with JSX, making it easier to use MDX in Bun projects[2].

- @anymud/bun-plugin-dts: This plugin automatically generates TypeScript definition files (`.d.ts`) for projects, enhancing type safety and development experience within the Bun ecosystem[6].

Utility Plugins

- bun-livereload: Automatically reloads any imports when changes are detected, facilitating a smoother development experience by providing instant feedback during code changes[4].

- bun-fs-router-plugin: This plugin enables filesystem-based routing at build time, simplifying the creation of routes in Bun applications[4].

Web Framework Plugins

- Elysia Framework Plugins: Elysia, a web framework built for Bun, supports various plugins such as JWT authentication and tRPC, allowing developers to extend the framework's capabilities easily[7].

These examples illustrate the versatility and extensibility of Bun's plugin system, enabling developers to tailor their projects according to specific needs and preferences.