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The command "pnpm create vite my-react-app --template react-ts" is used to create a new React project named "my-react-app" using the Vite build tool and React TypeScript template.

Here is a breakdown of each component of the command:

• "pnpm": This is a package manager similar to npm or yarn, used to handle project dependencies. However, instead of installing packages individually, pnpm uses a shared package store to save disk space.
• "create": This is a command provided by pnpm to initialize a new project.
• "vite": It is a build tool for modern web applications, offering faster development server and optimized builds.
• "my-react-app": This is the name you give to your newly created React project. You can change it to any name you prefer.
• "--template react-ts": It specifies the template or boilerplate to use when setting up the project. In this case, "react-ts" stands for React with TypeScript, which means you will have a React project configured to use TypeScript for type checking and additional language features.

Overall, this command sets up a new React project named "my-react-app" using the Vite build tool and the React with TypeScript template, providing you with a ready-to-use project structure and configuration, saving you time in setting up the basic project setup.