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@solid-cli/core
Advanced tools
The main package for the SolidJS CLI tool.
Run the following command to install the CLI tool globally:
npm i -g @solid-cli/core
For a full list of commands and how to use them, you can invoke the help command like so:
solid --help
Which should print this:
solid <subcommand>
where <subcommand> can be one of:
- add - Can add and install integrations: `solid add unocss`.
- docs
- new - Creates a new solid project
- set
- start - Commands specific to solid start
- playground
For more help, try running `solid <subcommand> --help`
Visit our official documentation
Reach out to us on the official SolidJS discord
If you would like to contribute or keep up to date with the package, come join the effort over on our GitHub
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