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viteHow to Configure Your Vite Config File
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vitePublic vs Src Assets: When to Use Each Approach in Vite
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viteHow to Create a React App with Vite (Step-by-Step Guide)
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viteWhen to Use Index Files vs Named Exports in Vite Projects
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viteConfiguring Vite Aliases for Cleaner Import Paths
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