arcgis-starter-app

To bootstrap an ArcGIS Maps SDK app with TypeScript and Vite, use this skill to generate a ready-to-run project skeleton. It provides essential files and dependencies, including Calcite Design System integration, so you start from a solid baseline without configuring from scratch.

Yes, you can build both 2D maps and 3D scenes using ArcGIS map components. This skill generates a project skeleton that includes templates and structure for both 2D map apps and 3D scenes, ensuring your TypeScript and Vite environment is ready for either format.

The best way to integrate the Calcite Design System into an ArcGIS project is to use a starter app that includes it by default. This skill provides a configured development workflow with Calcite integration, accelerating your prototyping and UI development alongside ArcGIS map components.

No, you do not need to configure Vite manually for an ArcGIS Maps SDK TypeScript project. This skill provides a ready-to-run scaffold with Vite config, TypeScript, and essential dependencies already set up, allowing you to bypass manual configuration and start coding immediately.

The ArcGIS starter app includes essential dependencies for the project skeleton, specifically TypeScript, Vite, and ArcGIS Map Components. It integrates the Calcite Design System to provide a configured development workflow, ensuring a solid baseline for rapid project bootstrap.