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Getting Started with a Starter


Prefer to watch a video? Check out the video guide below:

To quickly setup a new Tina starter, from the command line:

npx create-tina-app@latest

From there, you will be prompted a few quick setup questions:

Once your local starter has been created, to run the starter: cd <your-starter-name> into its new directory & run:

yarn dev

Next we'll show you how to use the Tina editor!

Visua Editing with Tina

Last Edited: September 11, 2024

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