And once we get here, let's bravely click on Get Started.
Keep on scrolling.
And we're looking for Scaffolding.
Your first Veit project, I notice over here they have a bunch of templates.
So of course in our case we'll use the React one, but there are plenty to choose from and effectively
we have these two commands.
If your NPM version is six, then you need to use this one.
However, if your NPM version is seven and greater, which I'm assuming is going to be the case for
most students, since in my experience, most students use the latest node version and therefore I'll
use this command.
Now if you want to check what is the NPM version, just like with node version, just simply navigate
to your terminal and instead of node type NPM and hyphen hyphen version.
So this is going to give me a 8.19 and if I want to see my node version again, I just type node hyphen
hyphen version and I have Node 18.
So again, in my experience, most students use the latest node version, so I'm going to go with this
command and effectively we go with NPM create then Veit at latest.
This is going to be the name of the project, which in my case is going to be client.
And then we have hyphen hyphen.
Space hyphen hyphen and then template.
And then in this example they use view.
But of course in our case we're going to use react.
So instead of typing view, just go with react.
I have to say that this command is somewhat hard to remember.
So yes, in my case I just keep this command somewhere in my notes.
So let me navigate back.
I'm going to set up the entire project on my desktop and in the beginning we're only going to have the
client.
So the front end and then eventually we'll create the server and place the client inside of the server.
So all of that is coming up for now.
Just follow along and create the front end of our application.
So I'm going to go with CD desktop.
I'm going to set it up over here, copy and paste.
And like I said, instead of view, I'm going to go with the react and instead of this name, I'm going
to go with client.
Please keep in mind that of course you can name it however you like the folder, but I just think that
naming this client makes a lot of sense since again, this is going to be front end of our application.
Then let's press.
Okay.
And notice over here we are asked whether we want to proceed.
Yep.
And in a split second we right away get our folder and once we have the folder in place, we can continue
with the next step.