jigsaw:tldr:e937b
jigsaw: Initialize a project using a starter template.
$ jigsaw init ${template_name}
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The command "jigsaw init ${template_name}" is used to initialize a new Jigsaw project based on a specific template.
- "jigsaw" refers to the name of the command-line tool or program being executed.
- "init" is a command provided by the Jigsaw tool to initialize a new project.
- "${template_name}" is a placeholder representing the name of the template you want to use to create your project.
When running this command, you would replace "${template_name}" with the actual name of the template you want to use. The template acts as a blueprint or starting point for your project, providing predefined configurations, files, and folder structures that can save you time and effort.
By executing this command, Jigsaw will create a new project based on the specified template, setting up the necessary files and folder structure to get you started.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.