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Add Scribunto console/remoting examples #166
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@macbre need a moment while I add console message help Also fixing a mixup with the ANSI colors module used |
Done, should please those who prefer to IDE all the things :) |
@lmn8 - can you add a few sentences to Thanks for your contribution! Glad you found |
Done, this finally inspired me to install eslint in VSC 😂 |
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Thanks, @lmn8 :) |
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Enjoy using the Scribunto console from your Node.js terminal :)
I've used this to build local copies of auto-generated wikia:dev documentation, like this page.