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The best way to open shoe apps while developing

Training shoes are here. I am wondering if there is a better way to open shoe apps by leaving the console open. Currently, I have to open the shoe app first, then open the console, and then open the app after every change of minutes that I make to see what errors I get.

I feel that there is an easier way to do this. Thank!

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You can run Obuki from the command line and specify this application as a parameter.

$ <Path_where_you_have_installed_Shoes>/dist/shoes <your_application>

The Shoes binary is /distcompared to the installation directory (so you won it automatically on PATH)

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* NIX, shebang .rb:

#! <shoes directory>/dist/shoes

script .

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