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What I do is create a symlink of the lovr binary (inside LÖVR.app/Contents/macOS) and store the symlink in: ~/.bin On shell start-up the ~/.bin directory is ad
by wsc981 5y ago
What I do is create a symlink of the lovr binary (inside LÖVR.app/Contents/macOS) and store the symlink in: ~/.bin
On shell start-up the ~/.bin directory is added to my PATH env variable.
Then I can just open terminal, navigate to project directory and do:
$ lovr .
To run examples or develop.
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