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@ -70,30 +70,12 @@ The `Multi` targets are callable for each sub-crate. For example you can call
### Running ### Running
To test out a single module, simply using `cargo run -- <options>` in the After you build the module you want to play with, you can simply call the binary
respective directory will do the trick. itself with the `--help` flag, to get some help what the module is capable of.
But you can also `make <module>` and call the binary on the commandline.
For using it "normally", install the
binaries as described above, as well as the imag-binary:
``` If you installed the module, you can either call `imag-<modulename>` (if the
$> make install install-directory is in your `$PATH`), or install the `imag` binary to call `imag
``` <modulename>` (also if everything is in your `$PATH`).
The installation root of the binaries may not yet be in your $PATH.
To see where this installation root is check out `man cargo-install`.
To change the $PATH in bash:
```bash
$> PATH=$PATH:~/.cargo/bin
$> imag --help
```
To test, simply add `--help` to one of the above commands:
```bash
$> imag counter --help
```
## Staying up-to-date ## Staying up-to-date