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shiori: Start the web interface for managing bookmarks at port 8181.

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$ shiori serve --port ${8181}

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This command is used to start the "shiori" server on a specific port.

Here's the breakdown of the command:

shiori is the name of the application or program being executed. It could be a web server, a file server, or any other application that uses this particular command.
serve is an argument or option provided to the shiori application, specifying that it should start the server.
--port is another argument or option provided to the application, indicating that you want to specify a particular port on which the server should listen.
${8181} represents a placeholder value for the port number. The dollar sign followed by curly braces allows the usage of an environment variable or a shell variable. In this case, it suggests that the value of the port is stored in a variable named "8181". So, this command indicates that the server should listen on the port number stored in the variable with the name "8181".

Therefore, when executing this command, the "shiori" server will start listening for incoming requests on the port number specified by the value stored in the variable "8181".

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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