### Enabling Browser Launch on Redbean Start

Source: https://github.com/producermatt/redbean-template/blob/main/README.md

To configure Redbean to automatically launch a web browser upon startup, uncomment the `LaunchBrowserOnStart()` function call within the `srv/.init.lua` file. This provides a convenient way to immediately interact with the web application after it starts.

```Lua
LaunchBrowserOnStart()
```

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### Managing Redbean Projects with Makefile

Source: https://github.com/producermatt/redbean-template/blob/main/README.md

The Makefile provides an alternative set of commands for Redbean project management. It handles downloading all requirements, zipping the contents of `/srv` into `redbean.com`, and starting or stopping the webserver in both foreground and background modes. M1 Mac users should use the default `MODE` instead of `asan-`.

```Makefile
make
```

```Makefile
make download
```

```Makefile
make add
```

```Makefile
make start
```

```Makefile
make start-daemon
```

```Makefile
make stop-daemon
```

```Makefile
make restart-daemon
```

```Makefile
make log
```

```Makefile
make ls
```

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### Managing Redbean Projects with build.sh

Source: https://github.com/producermatt/redbean-template/blob/main/README.md

The `build.sh` script offers a set of commands to initialize, pack, and run Redbean projects. It automates dependency downloads (Redbean, zip, sqlite), packages service files from `srv/` into the Redbean executable, and allows for custom command execution after packing. M1 Mac users should use the default `MODE` instead of `asan-`.

```Shell
build.sh init
```

```Shell
build.sh pack
```

```Shell
build.sh run
```

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