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Quick Start

Get started with VibeAny quickly

VibeAny is a modern AI development boilerplate built with full-stack capabilities including user authentication, AI features, payments, and an admin panel — helping you ship ideas faster.

Prerequisites

1. Node.js

Node.js is a runtime environment for executing JavaScript code locally. If not installed, macOS users can install it via brew:

brew install node

Or download the LTS version from the Node.js official website.

After installation, verify by checking the version (v20.19.0 or above is recommended):

node --version

2. Git

Git is a version control tool for tracking code history and collaborating.

macOS users can install Xcode (Git is included with Xcode).

Or download from the Git official website.

git --version

3. Package Manager

Used to install dependencies. We recommend pnpm, but you can also use npm, bun, or yarn.

# Install pnpm via npm
npm install -g pnpm
# Check version
pnpm -v

Tip: If you'd like a better terminal experience, try Warp — it supports multiple tabs, themes, command completion, and more.

Get Started (3 Steps)

1. Clone the Project

Download the repository to your local machine. You can replace vibe-any with any folder name.

Don't want to use Git? You can download the ZIP directly:

Download ZIP

git clone https://github.com/待修改/vibe-any.git
cd vibe-any

2. Install Dependencies

Choose a package manager and run the install command. Pick one of the following:

pnpm install

3. Set Up Environment Variables

.env stores the variables needed to run the project (e.g., database, third-party service keys). Copy the example file first, then fill in the values following the comments.

cp .env.example .env

Tip: Common variables include DATABASE_URL, OAuth (GitHub/Google) configuration, and payment-related keys. See the Environment Variables documentation for details.

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