convex-quickstart

To set up Convex for a new project, run npm create convex@latest to select a template like react-vite-shadcn or nextjs-shadcn, then execute npx convex dev --once to provision a local deployment, push code, and validate the schema.

Yes, you can integrate Convex into an existing app by wiring the environment variables and provider integration, then running npx convex dev --once to provision a deployment, push code, and validate the schema for your current stack.

Convex quickstart works with Vue, Svelte, React, Next.js, and other stacks by providing flexible scaffolding, seamless environment wiring, and provider integration across popular frameworks to bootstrap your application.

The best way to provision a Convex local deployment is running npx convex dev --once, a one-shot provisioning command that provisions a local or anonymous deployment, pushes code, typechecks, and validates the schema.

Convex environment wiring handles typing and dev workflow by adhering to agent mode and environment variable handling during provisioning, ensuring type validation and schema checks are completed across your selected framework templates.

Yes, you need a Convex deployment or local backend to complete project scaffolding, which requires running npm create convex@latest and npx convex dev --once to finish provisioning, typing, and environment wiring.