Update Getting-started.md add "npm install" comando line in the "starting the project" item.

[marciodearaujo]

When trying to run the tutorial following the tutorial I identified the lack of the "npm install" command in the "starting the project" item. This causes an error when running the “npm start” command.

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[marciodearaujo]

I ran the command "lb4" and not "lb4 app". I believe that was the problem. If possible, I will test again to confirm. Thank you for your reply.

Em qui., 14 de nov. de 2024, 10:03, Rifa Achrinza @.***> escreveu:

@.**** requested changes on this pull request.

Thanks for the PR!

By default, the lb4 [app] command will always run npm install for the user after the prompts. The exception is if the user added the --skip-install flag.

Hence, manually executing npm install is not necessary.

Did a quick test with the latest lb4 CLI in this repo and confirmed that it does auto-install dependencies.

Could you double-confirm if this is the case for you as well? If not, please feel free to open a bug report with details so that we can try to replicate the issue.

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