Ryelang import\live demo

by refaktor 7 months ago

GNU/Linux ◆ xterm-256color ◆ bash 250 views

Little demo of Rye console feature I’m working on. You can import a Rye file with import\live function, and it will watch for changes to the file and reload automatically. So if you have your definitions in a file, you edit it and use console (REPL) to test and use it. No more copy/pasting from editor to terminal …

This is part of Rye console trying to be as useful tool as possible. Visit https://ryelang.org for more info.

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