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This app was created using the npx @capacitor/cli create command, and comes with a very
minimal shell for building an app.
Note: unless you know what you're doing, we don't recommend using the create way of building an app. Instead, you'll
likely want to create an app using your framework's tooling (such as create-react-app), and then add capacitor
to that project (using npx @capacitor/cli init).
To run the provided example, can use serve command:
npx cap serve