# Buttons

`+[identifier: "Button Label"]{ script that is run when button is clicked }`

### Examples

````

<!-- Run Something in the shell -->
+[echo_something: Run Something!]{ [ echo "I ran this from a rundown button" ] run }  


<!-- Insert something into the Terminal, but don't run it -->
+[insert_something: Insert Something!]{ [ cd ~ ] insert }  


<!-- Run a background process -->
+[run_in_background_1: Run in Background 1!]{ [ open -a "Google Chrome" http://google.com ] sh }

<!-- Run a background process -->
+[run_in_background_2: Git Commit and Push!]{ [ git add .' git commit; git push origin master ] sh }


<!-- Close the Fig window -->
+[close: Close Fig Window!]{ close } 


<!-- Run code blocks in the Terminal -->
```bash
echo "I ran this from a code block"
```

````

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