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- start emulator or bind to dev server
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- deploy project to Azure Static Web Apps
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If you don't enter any command and run `swa`, it will act as a macro command shortcut for `swa init`, `swa build`, `swa login` and `swa deploy`. The `swa init` command will only be executed if the `swa-cli.config.json` does not exist in the current folder.
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If you don't enter any command and run `swa`, it will act as a macro command shorcut for `swa init`, `swa build`, `swa login` and `swa deploy`. The `swa init` command will only be executed if the `swa-cli.config.json` does not exist in the current folder.
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The best way to get started is to use the `swa` command and follow the interactive prompts.
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