One Line Install

One-Line Workstation Start

The current public template does not publish a remote install.sh, install.ps1, or bootstrap-windows.ps1 endpoint. Do not pipe an unreviewed remote script into a shell. The supported one-line commands below clone the template, install its pinned npm dependency graph, run the local characterization test, and start the loopback-only app plus SYSTEMX LAN.

macOS, Linux, or WSL2

git clone https://github.com/WayneTechLab/SFWA-WTL-TEMPLATE.git my-app && cd my-app && npm install && npm test && npm run dev:systemx

Windows 11 PowerShell

git clone https://github.com/WayneTechLab/SFWA-WTL-TEMPLATE.git my-app; Set-Location my-app; npm install; npm test; npm run dev:systemx

These start the repository-local development services only. They do not create cloud projects, authenticate accounts, deploy, install VS Code, or collect secrets. The printed ports are authoritative because SYSTEMX selects free loopback ports for this checkout rather than assuming another project is stopped.

Existing checkout

npm install
npm test
npm run dev:systemx

Use the direct bootstrap only after inspecting it and only from a visible local terminal:

bash .SYSTEMX/scripts/bootstrap.sh --check

The bootstrap currently provides the deepest macOS/Linux/WSL guidance. Native PowerShell launcher and package-manager installation support remains a tracked cross-platform follow-up; the current Node scripts themselves run from PowerShell when Node, npm, and Git are already installed.

Verify or stop the owned local session

npm run systemx:session:status
npm run systemx:session:stop

systemx:session:stop only stops processes recorded as owned by this repo. It must not terminate another project’s Vite, Firebase emulator, or control port.

Next checks

npm run typecheck
npm run lint
npm run build
npm run sync:system:check
npm run system:audit

Read Quick Start, Windows Setup, Linux Setup, and Platform Matrix before adding Firebase, Google Cloud, or optional provider tooling.