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[CryptoZorro]

Thank you for the amazing tool.

As per the instruction regarding "Migrating an Existing App" (https://www.snowpack.dev/#migrating-an-existing-app),

1. I bootstrapped the vue-template with CSA
2. Copied my src & public folder
3. Ran "snowpack dev", but got an error "snowpack: command not found"...

Should I do "npm install --save-dev snowpack" between step 2 & step 3 above?

Also, to start the development server:

• Do I use "npm start" as specified here https://github.com/pikapkg/snowpack/tree/master/packages/@snowpack/app-template-vue
  (or)
• Use "snowpack dev" as specified here https://www.snowpack.dev/#snowpack%E2%80%99s-dev-server

[FredKSchott]

Both do the same! npm start is hooked up to run snowpack dev in our CSA templates, so you should probably use that most of the time (since it's set to use the version of Snowpack installed in your project).

[CryptoZorro]

Thank you, yes, just peeked into package.json scripts and could see them hooked up.. thank you :-)

[CryptoZorro]

Just a feedback, when I bootstrap one of the CSA templates, only "npm start" works... if I try "snowpack dev", I get command not found error.

I think it might help clarify that when using the CSA template, we will have to do "npx snowpack dev" in order to run "snowpack dev".. Thank you

[gitaarik]

In the install instructions it says:

You can run the Snowpack CLI locally via package.json “scripts”, npm’s npx snowpack, or via yarn snowpack.

So you can run:

npx snowpack dev

In oh-my-zsh there's a npm plugin with this alias:

npmE='PATH="$(npm bin)":"$PATH"'

So when you execute npmE, it adds the path to the directory with binary executables in the node_modules/ directory (typically node_modules/.bin/) to your PATH environment variable. Then you can just run:

snowpack dev

[CryptoZorro]

Perfect. thank you :-)