Installation

This guide provides detailed instructions on how to install and set up the dose3 CLI tool. It covers the prerequisites, including Node.js, Git, VS Code, and optional tools like Rust and Go, to ensure a smooth development experience. Additionally, it explains how to quickly set up a new dose3 project using the `npx` command for rapid initialization.

Setup Environment

Follow the steps below to prepare your environment for using dose3.

1
NodeJS

This CLI is based on the Node.js npm package and written in JavaScript. You need to install Node.js first. Click to download

2
Git

This process uses a Git repository to clone the project. If you want to use it, you should install Git. Click to download

3
VScode

You can integrate with VS Code to make your workflow faster. To open the project with VS Code, you should download it. Click to download

4
Rust

(Optional) If you want to code in Tauri and Axum, you need to install Rustup & Cargo on your desktop. Click to download

5
Go

(Optional) If you want to build backend services with Gin, you need to install Go on your desktop. Click to download

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Dose3

To use the DosE CLI, run this command in your terminal and enjoy:

npm i -g dose3@latest

Quick Setup with npx

For a faster setup, use the npx command to create a new dose3 project in one step:

npx dose3@latest