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@@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ You can also add terminals to the configuration file, in a similar way.
This will launch a terminal with your current shell. This will launch a terminal with your current shell.
You can also add a `command` value to run a command other than your shell. You can also add a `command` value to run a command other than your shell.
For instance, lets say we want to server the HTOP command. For instance, let's say we want to serve the `htop` command.
We could add the following to the configuration: We could add the following to the configuration:
```toml ```toml
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## Accounts ## Accounts
In previous examples, the URLS all contained a random string of digits which will change from run to run. In previous examples, the URLs all contained a random string of digits which will change from run to run.
If you want to create a permanent URL you will need to create an account. If you want to create a permanent URL you will need to create an account.
To create an account, run the following command: To create an account, run the following command:
@@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ In fact, if you serve a terminal and then launch a Textual app, it will work jus
Under the hood, however, Textual apps are served using a custom protocol. Under the hood, however, Textual apps are served using a custom protocol.
This protocol will be used to expose web application features to the Textual app. This protocol will be used to expose web application features to the Textual app.
For example, a Textual app might generate a file (say a CSV with a server report). For example, a Textual app might generate a file (say a CSV with a server report).
If you run that in the terminal, the file would be saved in your working directory. If you run that in the terminal, the file would be saved in your working directory.
But in a Textual app it would be served and saved in your Downloads folder, like a regular web app. But in a Textual app it would be served and saved in your Downloads folder, like a regular web app.