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Title: Server-Driven Web Apps with HTMX: Eslint config for bun (page 37 in epub)
On page 37 in epub format of the book, the process to initialize eslint config is given as
npm init @eslint/config
But should be using bun as the book follows the stack
bun create @eslint/config@latest
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