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-====== Vizy's utilities ======+====== Vizy'​s ​built-in ​utilities ======
  
-Vizy comes with some utilities from which you can use to modify, develop, and/or debug code via your web browser. ​ The idea is that you don't need a text editor, ssh client, or other application installed on your computer/​laptop/​tablet/​phone to make quick edits or investigate issues. ​ Additionally,​ with Vizy's [[wiki:​remote|remote access]], you can modify, develop and/or debug code from anywhere as long as you have a network connection. ​  +Vizy comes with some utilities from which you can use to modify, develop, and/or debug code via your web browser. ​ The idea is that you don't need a text editor, ssh client, or other application installed on your computer/​laptop/​tablet/​phone to make quick edits or investigate issues. ​ Additionally,​ with Vizy's [[wiki:​remote|Web sharing]], you can modify, develop and/or debug code from anywhere as long as you have a network connection. ​   
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 +Note, you need to logged in with an [[wiki:​users|Admin]] account in order to use the built-in utilities.
  
  
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-===== App console ​=====+===== App Console ​===== 
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 +The **App Console** gives you access to the messages that the app/example prints while it's running. ​ You can also set breakpoints in the program and use the App Console to step through your code using the Python Debugger (pdb). ​ The App Console requires [[wiki:​users|Admin]] access.
  
-The **App console** gives you access to the messages that the app/example prints while it's running. ​ You can also set breakpoints in the program and use the app console to step through your code using the Python Debugger (pdb). 
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 ===== Shell ====== ===== Shell ======
  
-The **Shell** gives you a Bash prompt from which you can run system commands. It's virtually identical to bringing up the "​terminal"​ on the Raspberry Pi's desktop.  ​+The **Shell** gives you a Bash prompt from which you can run system commands. It's virtually identical to bringing up the "​terminal"​ on the Raspberry Pi's desktop.  ​It requires [[wiki:​users|Admin]] access. 
 ===== Python ===== ===== Python =====
  
-The **Python** terminal gives you a Python session from which you can run and test various commands and expressions.  ​+The **Python** terminal gives you a Python session from which you can run and test various commands and expressions. ​ It requires [[wiki:​users|Admin]] access. 
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 ===== Text editor ===== ===== Text editor =====
  
-The text editor is a multiple-file,​ syntax-highlighting text editor that you can use to make quick edits or create new text files. ​+The text editor is a multiple-file,​ syntax-highlighting text editor that you can use to make quick edits or create new text files. ​ It requires [[wiki:​users|Admin]] access. 
  
 ==== View/edit source code ==== ==== View/edit source code ====
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-The editor has its own ☰ menu that allows you to close or select different files that have already been opened. ​ It also gives you click-able access to various things like text search, replace, etc.  Additionally,​ it gives access to a fairly extensive settings tab.  ​+The editor has its own ☰ (hamburger) ​menu that allows you to close or select different files that have already been opened. ​ It also gives you click-able access to various things like text search, replace, etc.  Additionally,​ it gives access to a fairly extensive settings tab.  ​
  
  
 ===== Direct access ===== ===== Direct access =====
  
-The App console, Shell, Python, and Editor utilities can be accessed directly by pointing your browser to ''​%%http://<​vizy address>/<​utility>​%%''​ where ''​vizy address''​ is typically ''​vizy.local''​ if you're connecting locally, or some other address if you're connecting remotely, and ''​utility''​ is either ''​console'',​ ''​shell'',​ ''​python'',​ or ''​editor''​.  ​+The App Console, Shell, Python, and Editor utilities can be accessed directly by pointing your browser to ''​%%http://<​vizy_address>/<​utility>​%%''​ where ''​vizy_address''​ is typically ''​vizy.local''​ if you're connecting locally, or some other address if you're connecting ​[[wiki:​remote|remotely]], and ''​utility''​ is either ''​console'',​ ''​shell'',​ ''​python'',​ or ''​editor''​.  ​
  
-For example, to access the App console ​directly, point you browser to ''​http://​vizy.local/​console''​.  ​+For example, to access the App Console ​directly, point you browser to ''​http://​vizy.local/​console''​.  ​
  
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