So, we install our app, and now let’s run it. As I mentioned before, I will use Vite for development, so let’s run these commands in our terminal:

// change directory into project that you created,
// in my case this is 'my-app'
cd my-app

// for installing all necessary dependencies
npm install 

// for running iur app in development mode
npm run dev

Then we should open our browser and navigate to http://127.0.0.1:5173/ and here we can see

That’s means, that our application installed, created and running properly.

Let’s make a short overview of the project structure:

Everything typically here like for JavaScript projects:

• node-modules - folder with our dependency modules;

• public - for any staff we want;

• src - project work directory, that contains:

  • assets - folder for different assets;

  • main.tsx - our entry point file;

  • App.css and App.tsx - files of our first component;

  • index.css - a file that contains global styles;

• index.html - our main template file;

• package.json and package-lock.json;

• tsconfig files;

• and vite config file.

Pretty standard and nothing unusual.

Summary

As you can see, everything is typical for any Javascript project. Let’s talk about components in the next chapter.

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