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built in installers and generators, or manually as explained in the
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following sections.
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> The top level component, and route is only installed if a new Rails app is detected. Otherwise you will have to choose how you want to mount your components, depending on the needs of your application. See [How to add components](#<user-content-adding-a-single-component-to-your-application>) and [mount them](#<mounting-components>) for details.
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> The top level component, and route is only installed if a new Rails app is detected. Otherwise you will have to choose how you want to mount your components, depending on the needs of your application. See [How to add components](#user-content-adding-a-single-component-to-your-application) and [mount them](#mounting-components) for details.
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At this point you're fully installed.
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> **Note the first time you run you app it will take 1-2 minutes to compile all the system libraries.**
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If you installed into a new rails app, you can run bundle exec foreman start
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to start the server, and **App** will display on the top left hand side of the page. You will find the `App` component in the `app/hyperstack/components/app.rb` file. If you edit this file and save you should see the changes reflected in the browser.
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If you installed into an existing Rails apps, you can run bundle exec foreman start
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to start the server, and your app should function exactly as it always has. From here, you'll need to start adding components and
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and mounting them from either a view or a controller. See [How to add components](#<user-content-adding-a-single-component-to-your-application>) and [mount them](#<mounting-components>) for details.
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and mounting them from either a view or a controller. See [How to add components](#adding-a-single-component-to-your-application) and [mount them](#mounting-components) for details.
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## Summary of Installers and Generators
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bundle exec rails g hyper:component Test --base-class=ApplicationComponent
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> You can also override the base class for the entire application by setting
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> the `component_base_class` config setting. See [Summary of Hyperstack Configuration Switches](#<summary-of-hyperstack-configuration-switches>) for details.
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> the `component_base_class` config setting. See [Summary of Hyperstack Configuration Switches](#summary-of-hyperstack-configuration-switches) for details.
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