Merge pull request #193 from snaplet/jgoux/make-quickstart-the-default

make quickstart the default

docs/01-overview.md

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 # Overview

docs/02-quickstart.md

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 # Quickstart
 
-Want production-like data to code against? You're in the right place! 
+Want production-like data to code against? You're in the right place!
 
-Snaplet is a composable tool that helps developers manage the data in their development environments. 
+Snaplet is a composable tool that helps developers manage the data in their development environments.
 
 **In this guide, we'll walk you through the process of:**
 * Capturing your first snapshot with Snaplet.
-* Installing the Visual Code extension. 
+* Installing the Visual Code extension.
 * Restoring that snapshot to your development environment.
 
 Let's get started.
 
 ## 1. Sign in to Snaplet Cloud
-First off, you'll need a free Snaplet account. Sign up to [Snaplet Cloud](https://app.snaplet.dev). 
+First off, you'll need a free Snaplet account. Sign up to [Snaplet Cloud](https://app.snaplet.dev).
 
 ## 2. Snaplet onboarding and snapshot capture
 
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 ### 2.1. Source database
 
-The first step is to choose the **source database** you're going to connect to Snaplet. The source database is typically your production database. 
+The first step is to choose the **source database** you're going to connect to Snaplet. The source database is typically your production database.
 
 :::tip
 
-If you're uncomfortable connecting your actual production database, use a staging or QA database, or the Snaplet demo database. 
+If you're uncomfortable connecting your actual production database, use a staging or QA database, or the Snaplet demo database.
 
-Supabase users should use the Supabase option and follow the [Supabase tutorial](/tutorials/supabase-clone-environments) for assistance. 
+Supabase users should use the Supabase option and follow the [Supabase tutorial](/tutorials/supabase-clone-environments) for assistance.
 
 :::
 
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 You'll need to provide your database connection details. You can either do so individually for each of the values, or import a connection string.
 
-Once done, test your connection and proceed. 
+Once done, test your connection and proceed.
 
 ![Select own database](/img/quickstart/03.png)
 
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 ### 2.2. Subsetting
 
-You will now be prompted to create a subset of your source database. 
+You will now be prompted to create a subset of your source database.
 
-Subsetting is great for reducing the size of larger databases to a more managable size. 
+Subsetting is great for reducing the size of larger databases to a more managable size.
 
-Select the starting table for your subset (typically your "primary" table, like users or customers) and select how many rows of data you'd like. 
+Select the starting table for your subset (typically your "primary" table, like users or customers) and select how many rows of data you'd like.
 
 You can also opt not to subset at all. Select an option to proceed.
 
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 ### 2.4. Snapshot capture
 
-Snaplet's workers will now connect to your source database, copy the contents, and depending on what you've selected, subset and transform the data. The output of this process is a **database snapshot**, which you can then restore into your development environment to code against. 
+Snaplet's workers will now connect to your source database, copy the contents, and depending on what you've selected, subset and transform the data. The output of this process is a **database snapshot**, which you can then restore into your development environment to code against.
 
 :::tip
 
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 ## 3. Installing the Snaplet VS Code Extension
 
-The [Snaplet VS Code extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=snaplet.snaplet-vscode) brings Snaplet's functionality into your editor, and is the fastest and easiest way to use Snaplet to get production-like data in your development environment. 
+The [Snaplet VS Code extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=snaplet.snaplet-vscode) brings Snaplet's functionality into your editor, and is the fastest and easiest way to use Snaplet to get production-like data in your development environment.
 
-The extension automatically restores your latest snapshot tagged `main` into a cloud preview database. By pointing your local database connection string to the Snaplet proxy, you will code against the production-like data captured in your snapshot and restored to this preview database. 
+The extension automatically restores your latest snapshot tagged `main` into a cloud preview database. By pointing your local database connection string to the Snaplet proxy, you will code against the production-like data captured in your snapshot and restored to this preview database.
 
-Practically, what does this mean? No more changing environment variables or schema drift - you're always coding against data that's up to date against your latest snapshot. It's also is fully branchable: when you branch your code, Snaplet branches your database, keeping the two in sync. 
+Practically, what does this mean? No more changing environment variables or schema drift - you're always coding against data that's up to date against your latest snapshot. It's also is fully branchable: when you branch your code, Snaplet branches your database, keeping the two in sync.
 
 Let's go ahead and get started on installing the extension.
 
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-### 3.1. Installation 
+### 3.1. Installation
 
  Install the Snaplet VS Code extension from the VS Code Marketplace listing.
 
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 ### 3.2. Link Your Snaplet Account
 
 After installation, you'll find a Snaplet icon on the sidebar. Click the '**Connect to Snaplet**' button to open the Snaplet panel.
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 ![Installed! Now to connect your extension to your Snaplet account.](/img/vsce-03.webp)
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 Allow VS Code to navigate to the Snaplet web app. and then select the appropriate project you want to use in the VS Code extension, and click '**Connect**'. If prompted, allow [app.snaplet.dev](http://app.snaplet.dev) to open VS Code.
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 ![Pick the right project from inside Snaplet.](/img/vsce-04.webp)
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 Allow the Snaplet VS Code extension to open the URI when prompted.
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 ![Let the Snaplet extension read your project info.](/img/vsce-05.webp)
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 Your Snaplet VS Code extension is now associated with your Snaplet account, and installed. You just need to update your local development database environment to point to the Snaplet proxy.
 
 ![All done!](/img/vsce-06.webp)
 
 ## 4. Configure Your Development Environment
 
-We're almost done. The last thing left to do is to point your local development database environment variable to the Snaplet proxy. 
+We're almost done. The last thing left to do is to point your local development database environment variable to the Snaplet proxy.
 
 Go to your active project workspace in your editor.