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3. Call `shiny create .` to create an example shiny app in your directory
4. Call `shiny run --reload` to run the app and reload when the source code changes
3. Call `shiny create -t basic-app -d .` to create an example shiny app in your directory. You can also call `shiny create` without arguments to select a different template.
4. Call `shiny run --reload --launch-browser` to run the app and reload when the source code changes

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In the same directory you created above, run:

```bash
shiny create .
shiny create -t basic-app -d .
```

This will create a basic Shiny application in the current directory, in a file named `app.py`.

To run the app, run this command from the shell:

```bash
shiny run --reload
shiny run --reload --launch-browser
```

This should start your app and also automatically launch a web browser.
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