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## Using Suggestible
1.
**Run the Compiled Binary**
:
To see if everything went well and Suggestible runs you can try running it through Cargo with:
```sh
cargo run --release
```
For further intructions on how to use Suggestible in your production setting refer to our [usage how-to](howto_basic.md)
To see if everything went well and Suggestible runs you can try running it through Cargo with:
```
sh
cargo run
--release
```
For further intructions on how to use Suggestible in your production setting refer to our
[
usage how-to
](
howto_basic.md
)
## Building the Documentation
To build this documentation, simply call
`make`
with the
`doc`
target:
```sh
make doc
```
```
sh
make doc
```
This will generate the documentation in the
`book`
directory.
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