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Runme Notebook's Hello-World

Run some commands in a Notebook! First click the 'allow' button to login to VS Code with your user.

Step one:

You should see a ▶️ play button to the left of the command (on hover), just click it! Now you should see terminal output, click the [Save] button below the command to securely store its output and metadata (sign in if you haven’t). Then click [Open], to go check it out in the browser.

$ echo "hello-world"

Step two:

When you ▶️ play this command, you should see an input prompt pop-up, this is the notebook utilizing the VS Code built in UI for prompts and then storing the value in an environment variable. You should see a welcome message, customized with your input in the terminal output. Click [Save] for this cell.

$ export YOUR_NAME="New Runme User"
$ echo "Welcome to Runme Notebooks, ${YOUR_NAME}"

What next!?

  • Create a new command cell, by hovering over the area in the notebook you want, and click + Code, write a command and ▶️ play it.
  • Check out everything Runme can do in the /examples directory
  • Create a new Markdown file exploring.md with the file explorer and build a new Notebook workflow from scratch.
  • Open the Stateful Cloud to see the commands you ran, configure your workspace, and start collaborating with your team.
  • Check out wide range of cool stuff notebooks can do, Runme docs