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Hoppy is a command-line interface tool published by @ractive for managing bunny.net cloud and edge services from the terminal. The software provides a unified CLI for interacting with a broad range of bunny.net offerings, allowing users to administer their cloud infrastructure without relying solely on the web-based dashboard. Its scope of functionality covers CDN pull zones, which are used to configure and control content delivery network behavior, as well as storage zones for managing file storage resources. In addition, Hoppy supports DNS management, enabling users to handle domain name system records through command-line operations, and it extends to video streaming services for users working with bunny.net's media delivery capabilities. Security features are also included, with the tool offering management of web application firewall (WAF) and DDoS protection settings, making it possible to adjust defensive configurations directly from the command line. Beyond these core infrastructure functions, Hoppy addresses more advanced bunny.net features, including edge scripting, which allows custom logic to be deployed and run at the network edge, and magic containers, bunny.net's containerized compute offering. The current version of the software is 0.7.0, and the catalog lists three available versions in total, indicating ongoing development and iteration by its publisher. Hoppy falls into the command-line tools and cloud management category, and its use cases are relevant to developers, system administrators, and DevOps practitioners who rely on bunny.net services and prefer terminal-based or scriptable workflows. By consolidating CDN, storage, DNS, streaming, security, edge scripting, and container management into a single CLI, the tool serves as a practical option for automating operational tasks and integrating bunny.net service management into scripts and deployment pipelines.
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