@@ -9,21 +9,21 @@ create a project through the Hypermode Console or Hyp CLI.
99## Create with Hypermode Console
1010
1111<Note >
12- Hypermode relies on git as a source for project deployment. Through the
12+ Hypermode relies on Git as a source for project deployment. Through the
1313 project creation flow, you'll connect Hypermode to your GitHub account.
1414</Note >
1515
1616From your organization home, click ** New Project** . Set a name for the project
1717and click ** Create** .
1818
19- Once you have created a project, Hypermode prompts you to import the repo with
20- your Modus app. To create your first Modus app, see the
21- [ Modus quickstart] ( modus/quickstart ) .
19+ Once you have created a project, Hypermode prompts you to finish setting up your
20+ project using the CLI.
2221
23- ## Import with Hyp CLI
22+ First, install the Modus CLI and initialize your app. For more information on
23+ creating your first Modus app, visit the [ Modus quickstart] ( modus/quickstart ) .
2424
25- After you have created your Modus app, you can initialize the app with Hypermode
26- through the Hyp CLI. To initialize your Hypermode project, run
25+ Next, initialize the app with Hypermode through the [ Hyp CLI ] ( /hyp-cli ) and link
26+ your GitHub repo with your Modus app to Hypermode using:
2727
2828``` bash
2929hyp link
@@ -32,3 +32,9 @@ hyp link
3232This command adds a default GitHub Actions workflow to build your Modus app and
3333a Hypermode GitHub app for auto-deployment. Once initialized, each commit to the
3434target branch triggers a deployment.
35+
36+ You can also connect to an existing GitHub repository.
37+
38+ The last step is triggering your first deployment. If you linked your project
39+ through the Hyp CLI, make sure to push your changes first to trigger a
40+ deployment.
0 commit comments