### ServiceStack Getting Started Guides

Source: https://docs.servicestack.net/mix-tool

Documentation links for ServiceStack's getting started guides, covering creating your first web service, API design principles, modular startup, and command-line tools.

```APIDOC
ServiceStack Getting Started:

- Create your first WebService: /create-your-first-webservice
- Your first WebService explained: /your-first-webservice-explained
- Service API Design: /api-design
- Design RESTful Services: /design-rest-services
- Design Message-based APIs: /design-message-based-apis
- Modular Startup: /modular-startup
- dotnet tool - Win/Mac/Linux Utils: /dotnet-tool
- npx get-dtos: /npx-get-dtos
- x new - Project Template: /dotnet-new
- app tool - .NET Windows Desktop: /netcore-windows-desktop
- mix tool - Mix n' Match .NET Apps: /mix-tool
- Post Command - Inspect HTTP APIs: /post-command
```

--------------------------------

### ServiceStack Getting Started Guides

Source: https://docs.servicestack.net/web-new

This section provides essential guides for new ServiceStack developers, covering the creation of the first web service, explanation of its components, API design principles, service return types, designing RESTful and message-based APIs, modular startup, and the use of various command-line tools for project setup and management.

```APIDOC
Getting Started:
  Create your first WebService: /create-your-first-webservice
  Your first WebService explained: /your-first-webservice-explained
  Service API Design: /api-design
  Service Return Types: /service-return-types
  Design RESTful Services: /design-rest-services
  Design Message-based APIs: /design-message-based-apis
  Modular Startup: /modular-startup
  dotnet tool - Win/Mac/Linux Utils: /dotnet-tool
  npx get-dtos: /npx-get-dtos
  x new - Project Template: /dotnet-new
  app tool - .NET Windows Desktop: /netcore-windows-desktop
  mix tool - Mix n' Match .NET Apps: /mix-tool
  Post Command - Inspect HTTP APIs: /post-command
```

--------------------------------

### Download Project Example

Source: https://github.com/NetCoreApps/AppleSignIn

Demonstrates how to download a working ServiceStack project example using a command-line tool. This is a quick way to get started with a pre-configured project.

```shell
$ x download NetCoreApps/AppleSignIn
```

--------------------------------

### ServiceStack Getting Started

Source: https://docs.servicestack.net/ioc

Guides for new users to get started with ServiceStack, covering project creation, service explanation, API design principles, and the use of various command-line tools like `dotnet tool`, `npx get-dtos`, `x new`, `app tool`, and `mix tool`.

```APIDOC
Getting Started:
  Create your first WebService: /create-your-first-webservice
  Your first WebService explained: /your-first-webservice-explained
  Service API Design: /api-design
  Service Return Types: /service-return-types
  Design RESTful Services: /design-rest-services
  Design Message-based APIs: /design-message-based-apis
  Modular Startup: /modular-startup
  dotnet tool - Win/Mac/Linux Utils: /dotnet-tool
  npx get-dtos: /npx-get-dtos
  x new - Project Template: /dotnet-new
  app tool - .NET Windows Desktop: /netcore-windows-desktop
  mix tool - Mix n' Match .NET Apps: /mix-tool
  Post Command - Inspect HTTP APIs: /post-command
```

--------------------------------

### ServiceStack Project Templates and Getting Started

Source: https://docs.servicestack.net/protobuf-format

Guides for creating new ServiceStack projects using templates and understanding the initial setup and core concepts.

```APIDOC
Project Templates:
  Overview: /templates/
  Vue: /vue/
  AutoQuery: /autoquery/
  Auth: /auth/
  OrmLite: /ormlite/
  Redis: /redis/
  Locode: /locode/
  gRPC: /grpc/
  AI Server: /ai-server/

Getting Started:
  Create your first WebService: /create-your-first-webservice
  Your first WebService explained: /your-first-webservice-explained
  Service API Design: /api-design
  Service Return Types: /service-return-types
  Design RESTful Services: /design-rest-services
  Design Message-based APIs: /design-message-based-apis
  Modular Startup: /modular-startup
  dotnet tool - Win/Mac/Linux Utils: /dotnet-tool
  npx get-dtos: /npx-get-dtos
  x new - Project Template: /dotnet-new
  app tool - .NET Windows Desktop: /netcore-windows-desktop
  mix tool - Mix n' Match .NET Apps: /mix-tool
  Post Command - Inspect HTTP APIs: /post-command
```

--------------------------------

### ServiceStack Getting Started and Project Templates

Source: https://docs.servicestack.net/jsv-format

Guides for new users to get started with ServiceStack, including creating their first web service, understanding API design, and utilizing project templates and command-line tools for rapid development.

```APIDOC
Getting Started:
  Create your first WebService: /create-your-first-webservice
    - Step-by-step guide to building a basic ServiceStack service.
  Your first WebService explained: /your-first-webservice-explained
    - In-depth explanation of the initial web service.
  Service API Design: /api-design
    - Principles for designing effective ServiceStack APIs.
  Service Return Types: /service-return-types
    - Understanding different types of service responses.
  Design RESTful Services: /design-rest-services
    - Best practices for RESTful API design.
  Design Message-based APIs: /design-message-based-apis
    - Concepts of message-based communication.
  Modular Startup: /modular-startup
    - Structuring application startup.

Tools & Templates:
  dotnet tool - Win/Mac/Linux Utils: /dotnet-tool
    - Command-line utilities for ServiceStack.
  npx get-dtos: /npx-get-dtos
    - Using npx to fetch DTOs.
  x new - Project Template: /dotnet-new
    - Creating new projects from templates.
  app tool - .NET Windows Desktop: /netcore-windows-desktop
    - Desktop application development tool.
  mix tool - Mix n' Match .NET Apps: /mix-tool
    - Tool for combining .NET application components.
  Post Command - Inspect HTTP APIs: /post-command
    - Utility for inspecting HTTP APIs.
```

--------------------------------

### Bun Installation

Source: https://bun.sh/

Installs Bun using a curl command. This is the recommended way to get started with Bun on Unix-like systems.

```bash
curl -fsSL https://bun.sh/install | bash
```

--------------------------------

### ServiceStack Getting Started

Source: https://docs.servicestack.net/servicestack-as-daemon-on-linux

Guides for new users to create their first ServiceStack web service, understand its architecture, and learn about API design principles.

```APIDOC
Getting Started:
  Create your first WebService: /create-your-first-webservice
  Your first WebService explained: /your-first-webservice-explained
  Service API Design: /api-design
  Service Return Types: /service-return-types
  Design RESTful Services: /design-rest-services
  Design Message-based APIs: /design-message-based-apis
  Modular Startup: /modular-startup
```

--------------------------------

### Getting Started with Angular CLI

Source: https://cli.angular.io/

Guides users on how to install the Angular CLI to create and build their first Angular application. It links to further setup instructions.

```markdown
Install Angular CLI to create and build your first app.
Get Started
```

--------------------------------

### Download and Run 'Hello World' Example

Source: https://gist.cafe/

Demonstrates how to use the 'x download' command to fetch a 'Hello World' project for a specific language and then run it. This is a quick way to test language support.

```bash
x download gistcafe | grep hello-

x download gistcafe/hello-deno && cd hello-deno
deno run hello.ts
```

--------------------------------

### Consul Installation Guide

Source: https://consul.io/

Instructions on how to install Consul to get started with service discovery and service mesh. This guide covers downloading the precompiled binary or compiling from source.

```APIDOC
How to install Consul:
  Install Consul to get started with service discovery and service mesh. Follow the installation instructions to download the precompiled binary, or use Go to compile from source.
  URL: /consul/docs/fundamentals/install
```

--------------------------------

### Install Blog App Example

Source: https://docs.servicestack.net/netcore-windows-desktop

Demonstrates installing the 'blog' Sharp App. It shows the command, the expected output indicating successful installation, and how to run the app.

```shell
app install blog

Installing blog...

Installation successful, run with:

cd blog && app

Shortcut: blog\Blog Web App
```

--------------------------------

### Typed MDX Import

Source: https://mdxjs.com/docs/getting-started/

Example of importing an MDX file in a JavaScript/TypeScript project after installing the necessary types. The imported component `Post` will be typed.

```javascript
import Post from './post.mdx' // `Post` is now typed.

// `Post` is a function component that renders MDX content using JSX.
// It accepts props which are available within the MDX component.
// The return value is a JSX element, which could be React, Preact, or Vue depending on configuration.
```

--------------------------------

### Getting Started with AutoRest Image

Source: https://github.com/Azure/Autorest

Displays an image intended to guide users on getting started with AutoRest. The image is linked from the documentation.

```markdown
Getting Started using AutoRest [![](/Azure/autorest/raw/main/docs/images/normal.png)](/Azure/autorest/blob/main/docs/images/normal.png)
```

--------------------------------

### Bun Build Example

Source: https://bun.sh/

Demonstrates how to use Bun.build to create a production-ready build. It shows configuration for entry points, output directory, minification, and plugins.

```javascript
await Bun.build({
  entrypoints: ["./index.tsx"],
  outdir: "./build",
  minify: true,
  plugins: [ /* ... */ ]
})
```

--------------------------------

### Project Setup and Serve Commands

Source: https://github.com/ServiceStackApps/HelloAngularDart

Provides essential commands for setting up an AngularDart project with ServiceStack. `pub get` installs all the App's dependencies, and `webdev serve` starts a watched live reload development server.

```bash
$ pub get

$ webdev serve
```

--------------------------------

### Install Redis App Example

Source: https://docs.servicestack.net/netcore-windows-desktop

Illustrates installing the 'redis' Sharp App, which provides a Redis Admin UI. It highlights the installation process and the creation of a desktop shortcut.

```shell
app install redis
```

--------------------------------

### Get Started with Svelte Template

Source: https://github.com/sveltejs/template

Commands to clone the Svelte template, install dependencies, and start the development server.

```bash
npx degit sveltejs/template svelte-app
cd svelte-app
npm install
npm run dev
```

--------------------------------

### Build Application with Bun.build

Source: https://bun.sh/

Demonstrates how to use Bun.build to bundle an application. This example specifies entry points, an output directory, and enables minification.

```javascript
await Bun.build({
  entrypoints: ["./index.tsx"],
  outdir: "./build",
  minify: true,
  plugins: [ /* ... */ ]
})
```

--------------------------------

### Install x tool and create new react-spa project

Source: https://github.com/NetCoreTemplates/react-spa

Installs the 'x' tool globally and then uses it to create a new 'react-spa' project. This is the primary method for starting a new project with this template.

```shell
$ dotnet tool install -g x

$ x new react-spa ProjectName
```

--------------------------------

### ServiceStack Project Templates and Getting Started

Source: https://docs.servicestack.net/admin-ui-validation

Guides for getting started with ServiceStack, including creating new projects using templates, understanding web service creation, and API design principles.

```APIDOC
Getting Started:
  Create your first WebService: /create-your-first-webservice
    Description: A step-by-step guide to building your initial ServiceStack web service.
  Your first WebService explained: /your-first-webservice-explained
    Description: Detailed explanation of the components and concepts in a first web service.
  Service API Design: /api-design
    Description: Principles and best practices for designing ServiceStack APIs.
  Service Return Types: /service-return-types
    Description: Understanding and utilizing different service return types.
  Design RESTful Services: /design-rest-services
    Description: Guidelines for creating RESTful APIs with ServiceStack.
  Design Message-based APIs: /design-message-based-apis
    Description: Principles for designing message-driven APIs.
  Modular Startup: /modular-startup
    Description: How to structure a modular application startup.
  dotnet tool - Win/Mac/Linux Utils: /dotnet-tool
    Description: Using the ServiceStack .NET CLI tools.
  npx get-dtos: /npx-get-dtos
    Description: How to use npx to fetch DTOs.
  x new - Project Template: /dotnet-new
    Description: Creating new projects using ServiceStack templates.
  app tool - .NET Windows Desktop: /netcore-windows-desktop
    Description: Using the 'app' tool for .NET Windows Desktop development.
  mix tool - Mix n' Match .NET Apps: /mix-tool
    Description: Utilizing the 'mix' tool for flexible .NET app creation.
  Post Command - Inspect HTTP APIs: /post-command
    Description: Using the 'post' command to inspect HTTP APIs.
```

--------------------------------

### Install 'x' Tool and Create .NET Web Project

Source: https://github.com/NetCoreTemplates/web/tree/v27

Installs the 'x' command-line tool globally and then uses it to create a new .NET web project. This is the primary method for scaffolding a new web application.

```shell
$ dotnet tool install -g x

$ x new web ProjectName
```

--------------------------------

### ServiceStack: Creating a Service

Source: https://dilanperera.wordpress.com/2014/02/22/getting-started-with-servicestack-creating-a-service/

Guide on getting started with ServiceStack by creating a service. ServiceStack is presented as an alternative to WCF, ASP.NET MVC, and WebAPI, emphasizing platform independence, performance, and simplicity.

```APIDOC
ServiceStack: Creating a Service

ServiceStack is a powerful platform that allows developers to do lots of different things. It is an alternative to popular Microsoft technologies WCF, ASP.NET MVC and WebAPI. It promotes true platform independence, high performance, lesser configuration mess (oh yes!) and above all, simplicity. Let’s see how to get started with creating services using ServiceStack.

**Key Features:**
- Platform Independence
- High Performance
- Reduced Configuration
- Simplicity

**Getting Started:**
This section outlines the initial steps for creating a service using ServiceStack. The exact code for service creation is not provided in the source text, but the concept is introduced.

**Related Concepts:**
- Testing services with Chrome REST Console
- ServiceStack alternatives (WCF, ASP.NET MVC, WebAPI)
```

--------------------------------

### Hello World Examples Across Multiple Languages

Source: https://gist.cafe/

Provides 'hello world' code snippets and execution commands for various programming languages. Each entry includes the filename and the command to run the code, demonstrating basic project setup and execution.

```javascript
File: hello.js
Execution: node hello.js
```

```typescript
File: hello.ts
Execution: deno run hello.ts
```

```python
File: hello.py
Execution: python3 hello.py
```

```go
File: hello.go
Execution: go run hello.go
```

```rust
File: hello.rs
Execution: rustc hello.rs && ./hello
```

```swift
File: hello.swift
Execution: swift hello.swift
```

```dart
File: hello.dart
Execution: dart hello.dart
```

```php
File: hello.php
Execution: php hello.php
```

```ruby
File: hello.rb
Execution: ruby hello.rb
```

```kotlin
File: hello.kts
Execution: kotlin hello.kts
```

```java
File: Hello.java
Execution: javac Hello.java && java Hello
```

```scala
File: Hello.scala
Execution: scalac Hello.scala && scala Hello
```

```clojure
File: hello.clj
Execution: lein exec hello.clj
```

```julia
File: hello.jl
Execution: julia hello.jl
```

```r
File: hello.R
Execution: Rscript hello.R
```

```fsharp
File: hello.fsx
Execution: dotnet fsi hello.fsx
```

```c
File: hello.c
Execution: gcc hello.c -o hello && ./hello
```

```cpp
File: hello.cpp
Execution: g++ hello.cpp -o hello && ./hello
```

```script
File: main.ss
Execution: ss main.ss
```

```lisp
File: main.l
Execution: lisp main.l
```

--------------------------------

### Babel Transform Example

Source: https://mdxjs.com/docs/getting-started/

An example demonstrating how to use Babel's transformAsync with a filename and plugins, specifically babelPluginSyntaxMdx for MDX files.

```javascript
import babel from '@babel/core'
import {babelPluginSyntaxMdx} from './plugin.js'

const document = '# Hello, world!'

// Note that a filename must be set for our plugin to know it’s MDX instead of JS.
const result = await babel.transformAsync(document, {
  filename: 'example.mdx',
  plugins: [babelPluginSyntaxMdx]
})

console.log(result)
```

--------------------------------

### Install and Create script-corefx Project

Source: https://github.com/NetFrameworkCoreTemplates/templates-corefx

Installs the global 'web' tool and then creates a new project using the 'script-corefx' template. This is the initial setup for a new project.

```shell
$ dotnet tool install --global web

$ web new script-corefx ProjectName

```

--------------------------------

### ServiceStack Booking System Demo Setup

Source: https://docs.servicestack.net/releases/v5_10

Demonstrates how to quickly set up and run the ServiceStack Bookings AutoQuery Example project using the app tool. This includes downloading the repository and running the application.

```bash
$ app download NetCoreApps/BookingsCrud
$ cd BookingsCrud\Acme
$ dotnet run
```

--------------------------------

### Install and Use dotnet-new

Source: https://github.com/NetCoreTemplates/empty

Installs the x tool globally and creates a new project using the 'empty' template. Alternatively, it shows how to clone a repository and create the project files directly.

```bash
$ dotnet tool install -g x

$ x new empty ProjectName
```

```bash
$ git clone https://github.com/<User>/<ProjectName>.git
$ cd <ProjectName>
$ x new empty
```

--------------------------------

### Install MDX Types

Source: https://mdxjs.com/docs/getting-started/

Install the @types/mdx package to enable TypeScript support for MDX files. This allows for typed imports of MDX content.

```shell
npm install @types/mdx
```

--------------------------------

### Project Initialization Script

Source: https://github.com/NetCoreApps/vb-auth

This command shows how to download the example project locally using the 'x download' command, which is part of the ServiceStack CLI tools.

```bash
$ x download NetCoreApps/vb-auth
```

--------------------------------

### MDX Core Compiler Installation

Source: https://mdxjs.com/docs/getting-started/

Install the core MDX compiler package. This package provides the fundamental functionality to compile MDX files to JavaScript.

```bash
npm install @mdx-js/mdx
```

--------------------------------

### Install x Tool and Create Empty Web Project

Source: https://github.com/NetCoreTemplates/empty

Installs the 'x' command-line tool globally and then creates a new .NET 8.0 empty web project. This is the primary method for scaffolding the project.

```bash
$ dotnet tool install -g x

$ x new empty ProjectName
```

--------------------------------

### Basic .NET 6 WebApplication Hosting

Source: https://docs.servicestack.net/modular-startup

Demonstrates the minimal setup for a .NET 6 WebApplication using ServiceStack. It shows how to create a builder, build the application, configure the HTTP request pipeline, and run the ServiceStack AppHost.

```csharp
var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);

var app = builder.Build();

// Configure the HTTP request pipeline.
if (!app.Environment.IsDevelopment())
{
    app.UseExceptionHandler("/Error");
    app.UseHsts();
    app.UseHttpsRedirection();
}

app.UseServiceStack(new AppHost());
app.Run();

```

--------------------------------

### Install and Create Project

Source: https://github.com/NetFrameworkTemplates/angular-spa-netfx

Installs the ServiceStack `x` tool globally and creates a new project using the `angular-spa-netfx` template. This is the initial step to get started with the project.

```bash
dotnet tool install --global x

x new angular-spa-netfx ProjectName
```

--------------------------------

### Database Initialization Script

Source: https://sharpscript.net/docs/script-pages

Demonstrates initialization logic executed once on startup via an `_init.html` page. Includes SQL for creating a 'UserInfo' table and templating logic to seed data if the 'Post' table is empty. Also shows how to display SQL execution errors.

```SQL
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS "UserInfo" 
    (
        "UserName" VARCHAR(8000) PRIMARY KEY,
        "DisplayName" VARCHAR(8000) NULL,
        "AvatarUrl" VARCHAR(8000) NULL,
        "AvatarUrlLarge" VARCHAR(8000) NULL,
        "Created" VARCHAR(8000) NOT NULL,
        "Modified" VARCHAR(8000) NOT NULL
    );
```

```JavaScript
{{ dbScalar(`SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Post`) |> to => postsCount }}

{{#if postsCount == 0 }}

    ========================================
    Seed with initial UserInfo and Post data
    ========================================

    ...

{{/if}}
```

```JavaScript
{{ htmlError }}
```

--------------------------------

### MDX Content Example

Source: https://mdxjs.com/docs/getting-started/

This is an example MDX file intended to be rendered by the Ink JavaScript example. It contains basic markdown structure like a heading and a paragraph, which will be transformed into Ink components based on the provided mapping.

```mdx
# Hi!
```

--------------------------------

### Install .NET Interactive Jupyter Kernel

Source: https://github.com/dotnet/interactive

Example command to install the .NET Interactive Jupyter kernel. This command initiates the setup process for using .NET Interactive within Jupyter environments.

```bash
dotnet interactive jupyter install
```

--------------------------------

### Rollup Configuration Example

Source: https://mdxjs.com/docs/getting-started/

Example of a rollup.config.js file demonstrating the integration of MDX and Babel plugins. It shows how to import and configure these plugins within the Rollup build process.

```javascript
/**
 * @import {RollupOptions} from 'rollup'
 */

import mdx from '@mdx-js/rollup'
import {babel} from '@rollup/plugin-babel'

/** @type {RollupOptions} */
const config = {
  // …
  plugins: [
    // …
    mdx({/* jsxImportSource: …, otherOptions… */}),
    // Babel is optional:
    babel({
      // Also run on what used to be `.mdx` (but is now JS):
      extensions: ['.js', '.jsx', '.cjs', '.mjs', '.md', '.mdx'],
      // Other options…
    })
  ]
}

export default config

```

--------------------------------

### Bootstrap Next.js Blog Starter with create-next-app

Source: https://github.com/NetCoreTemplates/nextjs

Demonstrates how to bootstrap the Next.js blog starter example using `create-next-app` with either npm or Yarn. This command sets up a new project directory with the specified example, allowing you to quickly start building your blog.

```bash
npx create-next-app --example blog-starter-typescript blog-starter-typescript-app
```

```bash
yarn create next-app --example blog-starter-typescript blog-starter-typescript-app
```

--------------------------------

### Solid MDX Compilation Example

Source: https://mdxjs.com/docs/getting-started/

Illustrates compiling MDX content for Solid.js applications. This example shows the necessary import and how to configure the compile function with 'solid-js/h' for the jsxImportSource.

```javascript
import {compile} from '@mdx-js/mdx'
    
const js = String(await compile('# hi', {jsxImportSource: 'solid-js/h', /* otherOptions… */}))

```

--------------------------------

### ServiceStack Getting Started Guides (APIDOC)

Source: https://docs.servicestack.net/javascript-add-servicestack-reference

Provides links to essential guides for new users, covering project creation, service design, and development tools.

```apidoc
Getting Started:

- Create your first WebService: /create-your-first-webservice
- Your first WebService explained: /your-first-webservice-explained
- Service API Design: /api-design
- Service Return Types: /service-return-types
- Design RESTful Services: /design-rest-services
- Design Message-based APIs: /design-message-based-apis
- Modular Startup: /modular-startup
- dotnet tool - Win/Mac/Linux Utils: /dotnet-tool
- npx get-dtos: /npx-get-dtos
- x new - Project Template: /dotnet-new
- app tool - .NET Windows Desktop: /netcore-windows-desktop
- mix tool - Mix n' Match .NET Apps: /mix-tool
- Post Command - Inspect HTTP APIs: /post-command
```

--------------------------------

### Install Windows Desktop App using app tool

Source: https://github.com/sharp-apps/bare-app

Installs the 'app' .NET tool globally, creates a new 'bare-app' project using legacy templates, navigates into the project directory, and runs the application. This installation method is specific to Windows operating systems.

```bash
$ dotnet tool install -g app

$ app new LegacyTemplates/bare-app ProjectName
$ cd ProjectName
$ app
```

--------------------------------

### NPM Postinstall Script Example

Source: https://css-tricks.com/why-npm-scripts/

An example of configuring a postinstall script within a package.json file. This script is automatically executed after a package is installed, often used for setup or build tasks.

```json
{
  "scripts": {
    "postinstall": "gulp watch"
  }
}
```

--------------------------------

### Install Docker Desktop via Command Line

Source: https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/windows/

Instructions for installing Docker Desktop using its installer executable from the command line. Supports different shells like PowerShell and Command Prompt.

```batch
"Docker Desktop Installer.exe" install

```

```powershell
Start-Process 'Docker Desktop Installer.exe' -Wait install

```

```batch
start /w "" "Docker Desktop Installer.exe" install

```

--------------------------------

### Install x Tool and Create Vue Vite Project

Source: https://vue-vite.jamstacks.net/signin

Installs the ServiceStack 'x' command-line tool globally and then uses it to create a new Vue.js Vite project. This is the initial step to get started with the template.

```Shell
$ dotnet tool install -g x

$ x new vue-vite ProjectName
```

--------------------------------

### Bun CLI Commands

Source: https://bun.sh/

Demonstrates common Bun CLI commands for running scripts, installing dependencies, and creating new projects.

```bash
bun run index.js
bun install
bun create bun-app
```

--------------------------------

### Download and Run Booking System Example

Source: https://github.com/NetCoreApps/BookingsCrud

This command sequence downloads a pre-built ServiceStack Booking CRUD example project, navigates into its directory, and executes the application using the .NET CLI. It provides a quick start for exploring the system's capabilities.

```shell
x download NetCoreApps/BookingsCrud
cd BookingsCrud\Acme
dotnet run
```

--------------------------------

### Vue 2.7 Installation for ServiceStack LLMs

Source: https://github.com/Kong/swrv

Instructions for installing the ServiceStack LLM integration library for Vue 2.7 projects. This guide ensures correct setup for using LLM functionalities in Vue 2.7 applications.

```bash
# Example installation command for Vue 2.7
npm install @servicestack/vue27-llm
```

--------------------------------

### Install and Use `app` and `x` .NET Tools

Source: https://sharpscript.net/sharp-apps/app-index

Installs the `app` and `x` .NET global tools for managing Sharp Apps. Demonstrates checking versions and opening apps using the `x` tool.

```bash
$ dotnet tool install -g app
$ app -version

$ dotnet tool install -g x
$ x open spirals
```

--------------------------------

### Map Basic GET Endpoint

Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/routing

Configures a simple GET endpoint for the root path ('/'). This example demonstrates how to handle incoming HTTP requests and write a response, illustrating basic endpoint setup without authorization.

```csharp
endpoints.MapGet("/", async context =>
{
    await context.Response.WriteAsync("Hello World!");
});
```

--------------------------------

### .NET 6 Hosting Model Setup

Source: https://gist.github.com/davidfowl/0e0372c3c1d895c3ce195ba983b1e03d

Illustrates the .NET 6 minimal hosting model setup using WebApplication.CreateBuilder. It configures services and maps a simple endpoint.

```csharp
var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);

builder.Services.AddSingleton<IHelloService, HelloService>();

var app = builder.Build();

var helloService = app.Services.GetRequiredService<IHelloService>();

app.MapGet("/", async context =>
{
    await context.Response.WriteAsync(helloService.HelloMessage);
});

app.Run();
```

--------------------------------

### Flight Application Host Setup

Source: https://dilanperera.wordpress.com/2014/02/22/getting-started-with-servicestack-creating-a-service/

This C# class, FlightAppHost, inherits from ServiceStack.AppHostBase and is responsible for configuring and bootstrapping the ServiceStack application host. The Configure method is overridden for setup.

```csharp
using Funq;
using ServiceStack.WebHost.Endpoints;

public class FlightAppHost : AppHostBase
{
    public FlightAppHost() : base("Flight Service", typeof(FlightService).Assembly)
    {}

    public override void Configure(Container container)
    {
        // Configure ServiceStack here
        // For example: 
        // Registering dependencies, setting up routes, etc.
    }
}
```

--------------------------------

### ServiceStack Getting Started Guides

Source: https://docs.servicestack.net/customize-json-responses

A collection of guides for new users to create their first ServiceStack web service, understand its architecture, and learn about API design best practices.

```html
* [Create your first WebService](/create-your-first-webservice)
* [Your first WebService explained](/your-first-webservice-explained)
* [Service API Design](/api-design)
* [Service Return Types](/service-return-types)
* [Design RESTful Services](/design-rest-services)
* [Design Message-based APIs](/design-message-based-apis)
* [Modular Startup](/modular-startup)
* [dotnet tool - Win/Mac/Linux Utils](/dotnet-tool)
* [npx get-dtos](/npx-get-dtos)
* [x new - Project Template](/dotnet-new)
* [app tool - .NET Windows Desktop](/netcore-windows-desktop)
* [mix tool - Mix n' Match .NET Apps](/mix-tool)
* [Post Command - Inspect HTTP APIs](/post-command)
```

--------------------------------

### Project Setup and Development Commands

Source: https://github.com/ServiceStack/servicestack-vue

Essential commands for installing dependencies, running the development server, and building the project for production.

```Shell
npm install
```

```Shell
npm run dev
```

```Shell
npm run build
```

--------------------------------

### Bun Installation and Basic Usage

Source: https://bun.sh/

Demonstrates the basic command for installing Bun and mentions its use for running scripts, highlighting its role in simplifying the JavaScript/TypeScript development workflow.

```bash
bun install bun
# Example of running a script
bun run your-script.ts
```

--------------------------------

### Manual Project Setup: Create Directory and package.json

Source: https://nuxtjs.org/guide/installation

Commands to create a new project directory and initialize a package.json file for manual Nuxt project setup.

```shell
mkdir <project-name>
cd <project-name>
touch package.json
```