docs: use new nuxi module add command in installation
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manchenkoff
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Hey @danielroe, thanks for the enhancement! I've just left a minor comment, would be great to address it to keep readme consistent with a new way of installation |
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This updates the documentation to use the
nuxi module addcommand which should simplify docs a bit and also improve user experience as there's no need to add tonuxt.configmanually.It's documented here.
I may have missed a few spots in the documentation as I'm doing this across the modules ecosystem assisted by the power of regular expressions ✨, so I'd appreciate a review 🙏
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