To update, remove your container and pull the latest version, then recreate it:
Tip: to enable all team members to update the same gists, have them use a shared
gist GitHub Access Token
in their GITHUB_TOKEN Environment Variable.
Create, share, embed & execute apps:
#ScriptLispKotlin script
Create
This will create a basic C# Console App you can run locally with:
To help quickly visualize your program output, the referenced ServiceStack.Common
lib includes .PrintDump() and .PrintDumpTable()dump utils
to dump objects to the console.
Whilst Inspect.vars() saves objects you can inspect in the UI after the Gist is run.
To help quickly visualize your program output, the referenced gistcafe
package includes Inspect.printDump() and Inspect.printDumpTable()
utils to dump objects to the console.
Whilst Inspect.vars() saves objects you can inspect in the UI after the Gist is run.
To help quickly visualize your program output, the referenced gistcafe-go
package includes inspect.PrintDump() and inspect.PrintDumpTable()
utils to dump objects to the console.
Whilst inspect.Vars() saves objects you can inspect in the UI after the Gist is run.
To help quickly visualize your program output, the referenced gistcafe
package includes inspect.printdump() and inspect.printdumptable()
utils to dump objects to the console.
Whilst inspect.vars() saves objects you can inspect in the UI after the Gist is run.
To help quickly visualize program output, the net.servicestack.gistcafe
package includes Inspect.printDump() and Inspect.printDumpTable()
utils to dump objects to the console.
Whilst Inspect.vars() saves objects you can inspect in the UI after the Gist is run.
To help quickly visualize program output, the net.servicestack.gistcafe
package includes Inspect/printDump and Inspect/printDumpTable
utils to dump objects to the console.
Whilst Inspect/vars saves objects you can inspect in the UI after the Gist is run.
Like all lisps, it's ideal for usage in a REPL on both the command-line as well as being able to open a
REPL session into a remote ServiceStack instance
where it's able to inspect and invoke functionality of a Live running .NET App instance:
The x dotnet tool lets you easily create console apps & upload them to
gists.
Publish
To create gists you'll need to generate a
GitHub Access Token with gist scope
and add it to your GITHUB_TOKEN Environment Variable
(win,
mac,
linux).
(alternative: use -token arg in each publish command)
Then to publish your App to a new Gist, run:
if -desc is unspecified the description is inferred from your folder name.