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The result will look something like this:
Using the event console
to doThere is a Google Chrome application that you can add to your browser to make it easy to send events. You can find it on github and install it into your browser following the instructions. You can then launch it and enter in the host:port of your pico engine, the channel identifier and the event domain and type.
Click the "Raise Event" button to send the event to your pico engine, and the app will scroll to the Results section, where you can see the directives generated by your event.
Using the "Testing" tab
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