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The command "lambo new --node ${app_name}" is used to create a new Laravel application using Lambo, a command-line tool specifically designed for Laravel development. Lambo streamlines the process of setting up a development environment by providing a convenient way to create a new Laravel project with commonly used configurations.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
- "lambo": Refers to the Lambo command-line tool.
- "new": Specifies that a new Laravel application should be created.
- "--node": Indicates the desired template for the Laravel application. In this case, it suggests using the default template with Node support. Node refers to Node.js, which is commonly used for JavaScript-related tasks in Laravel projects.
- "${app_name}": Represents a placeholder for the desired name of the new Laravel application. You need to replace "${app_name}" with an actual name before running the command.
To use this command, you would open a terminal or command prompt, navigate to the desired directory or folder where you want to create your Laravel application, and execute the command with the appropriate app name. For example, if you want to create an application called "myapp," you would replace "${app_name}" with "myapp" like this:
lambo new --node myapp
Executing this command will initialize a new Laravel project named "myapp" in the current directory with the default template and Node support.