Description

As user using remix-kit, it would be nice to know what each of the remix-kit commands does

Example Scenario

1. I create a new remix app (Remix App server)
2. Setup remix-kit

> cd ./your-remix-app
> npx remix-kit@latest install

> npm run vite:dev

3. I check the my package.json & see that there are new commands added to my scripts section:
   

when should I use some of the commands over the other?

• "vite:preview": "remix-kit preview", is straight forward IMO

but these other 3 are less straight forward:

• "vite:dev": "remix-kit dev --origin http://localhost:3000",
• "vite:preview": "remix-kit preview",
• "dev:server": "remix-kit preview"

Questions

1. Are "vite:preview" and ``"dev:server"` use the same shell command, is this intentional? I found it confusing seeing 2 different script commands that each call the same thing
2. When would i use npm run vite:dev over npm run dev:server?

Suggested solution

Perhaps Adding documentation on each of the remix-kit commands, perhaps a table of when to use them
or
a new Remix CLI command that outputs what all the commands do in one STDOUT output

# we could link this in the README too
`npx remix-kit --help`

I think this is still useful:

npx remix [command] --help

Alternative

No response

Additional context

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Validations

• Read the Contributing Guidelines.
• Check that there isn't already an issue that request the same feature to avoid creating a duplicate.