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The docs say just run npm i -g mintlify and then run mintlify dev. That did not work for me.
After doing the NPM install I ran mintlify dev and it asked me to install Yarn. Not really what I wanted, but there was no way around it, so I did.
I then ran mintlify dev again, this time I got:
? yarn must be globally installed. Install yarn? Yes
added 1 package in 830ms
✖ Dependencies were not installed correctly, run
mintlify install
So I ran that. It installed another boatload of packages.
Then finally did mintlify dev actually succeed.
I think the docs should mention that yarn is a required dependency (if that is necessary, I would prefer it was not) and the additional command you need to run to install dependencies first.
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It seems the mint.json needs to be created manually and added to this folder. Maybe it should be specified during the repo creation. Once added, their example won't work. You need to use the complete example from here: https://mintlify.com/docs/settings/global#view-example-configuration.
But remove the logos, and add a png / SVG for the favicon. Then it will run, it won't display anything in the browser since that stuff needs to be created at future steps.
Path: /development
The docs say just run
npm i -g mintlify
and then runmintlify dev
. That did not work for me.After doing the NPM install I ran
mintlify dev
and it asked me to install Yarn. Not really what I wanted, but there was no way around it, so I did.I then ran
mintlify dev
again, this time I got:So I ran that. It installed another boatload of packages.
Then finally did
mintlify dev
actually succeed.I think the docs should mention that yarn is a required dependency (if that is necessary, I would prefer it was not) and the additional command you need to run to install dependencies first.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: