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Merge pull request #91 from Lifeforge-app/docs/module-installation-alert

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feat(docs): Added important section about finishing minimal installation and db initialization
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Melvin Chia
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@@ -155,6 +155,10 @@ Installing a module takes just a few simple steps. Before you begin, make sure:
### Step-by-Step Installation
<Alert className="mt-6" type="important">
Make sure you have finished [basic installation steps](/getting-started/installation) and [initialized the database](/getting-started/configuration) before continuing in this section! If not, you may come into Bun's out-of-memory issues or database migration failed during installations.
</Alert>
**Step 1:** Open your terminal and navigate to your LifeForge folder.
**Step 2:** Run the install command with the module name:
@@ -175,6 +179,8 @@ Let's say you want to install the Calendar module. Here's exactly what you would
bun forge modules install lifeforge--calendar
```
And there you go! Go back to your LifeForge dashboard, and you'll find the Calendar module appears on your sidebar.
### Installing Multiple Modules at Once
You can install several modules in one command by listing them all: