Chapters
3.1 installation
Getting eggeisasa
This chapter guides you through installing eggeisasa. Whether you're starting a new project or integrating into an existing setup, we'll cover the different installation methods and tools you can use.
Core
Ecosystem
Methods
1. CLI Tool
Use the official CLI utility to scaffold new projects, manage dependencies, and build applications efficiently.
npm install -g eggeisasa
eggeisasa new my-app
2. API Import
Import eggeisasa directly into existing projects for fine-grained control without global tooling.
import { App } from 'eggeisasa'
// your code
3.NPM Packages
Install from the npm registry to easily include eggeisasa components in your build system.
npm install eggeisasa
yarn add eggeisasa
4.CDN
Fast and simple for prototyping or quick testing without installation.
<script src="https://cdn.eggeisasa.io/eggeisasa.js"></script>
Requirements
System
- • Node.js 16+
- • 8 GB RAM recommended
- • Supported Browsers (Chrome 100+, Firefox 90+)
Minimum specifications
Dependencies
- • Webpack 5.70+
- • Babel 8+
- • Vite (optional for dev)
- • ESLint 8+
Optional integrations
Key Takeaways
- • Multiple installation options available for different workflows
- • Choose between project creation, direct import, or CDN
- • Ensure you meet minimum system and dependency requirements
- • All methods provide full access to eggeisasa APIs and tools
What's Next?
Once installed, you're ready to start building. In chapter 3.2, you'll create your first project with eggeisasa and explore the basic structure of applications.
→ Chapter 3.2 - First Project