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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Start by installing Bit using the following command:$npx @teambit/bvm installCopiedIf you encounter any issues, our BVM Troubleshooting guide can help!For installation troubleshooting, see BVM troubleshooting.Bit was designed for gradual adoption. It adapts to your existing project structure, seamlessly integrates with current development community standards, and maintains a minimal footprint. Whether you're starting a new project or enhancing an existing one, Bit empowers you to embrace composability at your own pace.Initialize a workspaceTo set up Bit in a new or existing project folder, use the following command:$bit init --default-scope my-org.my-project CopiedNext steps:Jump right in! Start creating your first components.See Bit in action! Check out our quick start examples.Fine-tune your editor: Ensure a smooth development experience by setting up your IDE.Start from existing projectsFor more specific guides for starting from existing projects in different tech stack and tools head to our start from existing project guides.We've crafted specific guides to help you smoothly integrate Bit into projects with different tech stacks and tools. Explore our Existing project setup guides.Update BitTo update Bit to the latest version, run:$npx @teambit/bvm upgradeCopiedCLI autocompleteStreamline your workflow with CLI autocomplete:bit completion >> ~/.zshrcCopiedWhat's nextCreate a new workspaceSetup your IDECreate componentsCreate remote workspaceson this pageInitialize a workspaceStart from existing projectsUpdate BitCLI autocompleteWhat's next
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