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While this tutorial focuses on client-side rendering, Vite also supports SSR with React. You can extend your application to support SSR by configuring Vite and Laravel to render React components on the server. This is more advanced and typically involves custom configuration and the use of middleware like laravel-vite-ssr.

When your application is ready for production, you can build your assets using:

This configuration tells Vite to process the app.css and app.js files in the resources directory and enables automatic page refresh when these files are updated.

If your project has multiple JavaScript or CSS entry points, you can add them to the input array in vite.config.js:

Once the project is created, navigate into the project directory:

   cd my-vite-app