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some buck magic ...

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If you followed the last session , this is the bucket we get when we run, buck --list new :
 >> Here you go :
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{
  "name": "new",
  "executor": "new",
  "buck_list": [
    "mkdir quot;,
    " cd quot;,
    " code ."
  ],
  "description": "this creates a new bucket and opens it in vscode"
}
​
Looking at the buck_list we have three commands to run, to do this, we use our magic executor new -
>> buck new
When we hit enter, we get this : 
>> This command takes in an extra argument -'new <extra argument>'
Error !
Why ?
When we created the bucket, the commands we added had the $ keyword, buck was expecting an extra argument, which will replace $ in execution.
To fix this, we add an extra argument : 
>> buck new myUnicornApp
buck + executor + extra_argument
with some buck magic, here you go :
>> buck new myUnicornApp
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>> Done! executed 3 commands.
Buck ran all 3 commands by itself, it created a new folder called myUnicornApp , and it opened it in vs code 😲
Wherever you are terminal, you can run this command with any extra argument, and it will work fine! 
Welcome onboard, hero ! ⚡️

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