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    @lazarv/create-react-server

    To bootstrap your @lazarv/react-server project, you can also use @lazarv/create-react-server, the official CLI tool to create a new project and add initial tools, features and third-party integrations to your project with ease, just by answering a few questions. To use the tool, run:

    npx @lazarv/create-react-server

    Completing the wizard, follow the instructions in your terminal to explore your new project and have fun!

    Usage:
      $ create-react-server [options]
    
    Options:
      --name <name>             The name of the project 
      --preset <preset>         The preset to use 
      --features <features>     The features to use 
      --alias <alias>           The TypeScript path alias to use 
      --host <host>             The host to use 
      --port <port>             The port to use 
      --deploy <deploy>         The deployment adapter to use 
      --git                     Initialize a git repository 
      --dev                     Run in development mode 
      --open                    Open the project in the browser 
      --clean                   Clean the project directory before bootstrapping 
      --no-install              Do not install dependencies (default: true)
      --react-server <version>  The version of @lazarv/react-server to use 
      -v, --version             Display version number 
      -h, --help                Display this message