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describe how to start Figwheel from nREPL in readme

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@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ Generated project works in iOS and Android devices.
- Works in real Android device - Works in real Android device
- Works in Android simulator Genymotion (with re-natal use-figwheel -H 10.0.3.2) - Works in Android simulator Genymotion (with re-natal use-figwheel -H 10.0.3.2)
- Works in stock Android emulator (with re-natal use-figwheel -H 10.0.2.2) - Works in stock Android emulator (with re-natal use-figwheel -H 10.0.2.2)
- Figwheel REPL can be started within nREPL
- You can reload app any time, no problem. - You can reload app any time, no problem.
- "Debug in Chrome" is not required anymore. - "Debug in Chrome" is not required anymore.
- Optimizations :simple is used to compile "production" index.ios.js and index.android.js - Optimizations :simple is used to compile "production" index.ios.js and index.android.js
@ -127,6 +128,20 @@ Start your simulator and deploy your app:
$ react-native run-android $ react-native run-android
``` ```
#### Starting Figwheel REPL from nREPL
To start Figwheel within nREPL session:
```
$ lein repl
```
Then in the nREPL prompt type:
```
user=> (figwheel-ios)
```
Or, for Android build type:
```
user=> (figwheel-android)
```
## REPL ## REPL
You have to reload your app, and should see the REPL coming up with the prompt. You have to reload your app, and should see the REPL coming up with the prompt.