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# @title Building a simple application using Vedeu
# Building a simple application using Vedeu
In this small tutorial, I hope to guide you through the process of
building a simple application which uses the Vedeu framework.
We're going to build a Slack bot. This bot will simply relay the
messages sent to a specific channel to your terminal to be displayed.
In a future episode, I might extend this to be able to send messages
back too to demonstrate other aspects of Vedeu, but one step at a
time.
If you would like to create a single file application, please see this
tutorial: {file:docs/application/simple_application}[Simple
Application].
If you would like to create a gem which uses Vedeu, please see this
tutorial: {file:docs/gem_application}[Gem Application].
If you would like to include Vedeu in an existing application, please
see this tutorial: {file:docs/existing_application}[Existing
Application].
If you would like to create a standalone application, please continue
reading...
## 1) Getting started.
First, install the gem locally:
gem install vedeu
This will provide a new command to help build your client application.
Similar to Ruby on Rails, although not nearly as advanced as the Rails
equivalent, hopefully the `vedeu` command generators will get you off
the ground:
vedeu
Running the `vedeu` command with no arguments will give you a list of
the commands currently supported.
We can create a skeleton Vedeu client application using the following
command:
vedeu new your_app_name
If `your_app_name` already exists, Vedeu will only write new files
that do not exist at the file path. The generated files are a skeleton
Vedeu client application. Let's take a look at these files
individually.
@todo Add more documentation.
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