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Porkbun is a domain registrar, so I'm guessing OP is using their API to edit a DNS record with the challenge so Let's Encrypt can prove ownership of the domain. Caddy can automate that, however, you need a Caddy build with a plugin for the registrar (use xcaddy), and then supply login details in the Caddyfile.
Here's the plugin for porkbun, and the README documents how to use it.
I prefer doing it this way so I don't need to expose my service to the internet to get a TLS cert, and I can also keep port 80 blocked.