[13.x] Document the API starter kit - #11290
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| Once you have started the Laravel development server, your application will be accessible in your web browser at [http://localhost:8000](http://localhost:8000). | ||
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| > The [API starter kit](#api) does not include a frontend, so there are no NPM dependencies to install. After creating your application, you may simply run `composer run dev`. |
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I guess this is going to be php artisan dev in the future
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We plan to keep composer dev as the entrypoint and it will run php artisan dev
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Aah cool! Didn't knew that, thanks for sharing
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Adds an API entry under the available starter kits and a dedicated section covering token-based authentication with Sanctum, the included endpoints, API versioning via the
X-API-Versionheader, and the Scalar/Scramble API reference. Also updates the introduction, authentication, and teams sections to reflect that the API kit uses Sanctum instead of Fortify and supports teams through endpoints rather than screens.