Update command: spago bundle to spago bundle-app

Author: JordanMartinez

02-Build-Tools/05-Spago--Project-Workflow.md

@@ -65,18 +65,18 @@ spago build --watch
 spago build
 
 # Build a developer-level executable file
-spago bundle --main Module.Path.To.Main --to dist/index.js
+spago bundle-app --main Module.Path.To.Main --to dist/index.js
 node dist/index.js
 
 # Build a production-level Node-backend file via Parcel
-spago bundle --main Module.Path.To.Main --to dist/bundle-output.js
+spago bundle-app --main Module.Path.To.Main --to dist/bundle-output.js
 parcel build dist/bundle-output.js --target "node" -o app.js
 ```
 
 To build a production-level browser-backend file...
 ```bash
 # Build a production-level browser-backend file
-spago bundle --main Module.Path.To.Main --to dist/app.js
+spago bundle-app --main Module.Path.To.Main --to dist/app.js
 ```
 Create an HTML file (dist/example.html) that references the 'app.js' file
 ```html

21-Hello-World/03-Hello-World-and-Effects/Readme.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ Second, one can compile the examples and view their resulting Javascript files.
 
 | | Single Module | Entire Program |
 | - | - | - |
-| Command | `spago make-module --main [moduleName] --to dist/module.js` | `spago bundle --main [moduleName] --to dist/app.js`
+| Command | `spago make-module --main [moduleName] --to dist/module.js` | `spago bundle-app --main [moduleName] --to dist/app.js`
 | Javascript files' location | `dist/module.js` | `dist/app.js` |
 
 To run each program in this directory, use these commands:

21-Hello-World/03-Hello-World-and-Effects/src/01-Native-Side-Effects-via-Effect.md

@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ The whole idea of `Effect` is to use `unsafePerformEffect` as little as possible
 The entry point into each program written in Purescript is the `main` function. It's type signature must be: `main :: Effect Unit`.
 
 The following explanation is not what happens in practice, but understanding it this way will help one understand the concepts it represents:
-> When one executes the command `spago bundle`, one could say that, conceptually, spago will compile `unsafePerformEffect main` into Javascript and the resulting Javascript is what gets run by the RunTime System (RTS) when the program is executed.
+> When one executes the command `spago bundle-app`, one could say that, conceptually, spago will compile `unsafePerformEffect main` into Javascript and the resulting Javascript is what gets run by the RunTime System (RTS) when the program is executed.
 
 In other words, spago "creates" a function called `runProgram` and tells the RunTime System (RTS) to execute it
 ```purescript

22-Projects/benchmark/ReadMe.md

@@ -18,6 +18,6 @@ Since we'll be benchmarking our projects here, I should also note that Nate has
 Commands to Run a Benchmark:
 ```bash
 # Random Number Game
-spago bundle -p "benchmark/**/*.purs" -m Performance.RandomNumber.Benchmark -t dist/benchmarks/random-number.js
+spago bundle-app -p "benchmark/**/*.purs" -m Performance.RandomNumber.Benchmark -t dist/benchmarks/random-number.js
 node dist/benchmarks/random-number.js
 ```

22-Projects/src/01-Libraries/Node-FS/ReadMe.md

@@ -10,6 +10,6 @@ spago run -m Learn.NodeFS.Syntax
 
 spago run -m Learn.NodeFS.PrintAllFiles
 # To run the above with your own argument, use this instead:
-spago bundle -m Learn.NodeFS.PrintAllFiles -t dist/libraries/node-fs/printAllFiles.js
+spago bundle-app -m Learn.NodeFS.PrintAllFiles -t dist/libraries/node-fs/printAllFiles.js
 node dist/libraries/node-fs/printAllFiles.js --rootDir <your relative/absolute directory path argument here>
 ```

22-Projects/src/01-Libraries/OptParser/ReadMe.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ This file overviews the syntax and API of `purescript-optparse`.
 To run the examples, use
 ```bash
 # Build the Syntax file
-spago bundle -m Learn.OptParse -t dist/libraries/optparse/learnOptParse.js
+spago bundle-app -m Learn.OptParse -t dist/libraries/optparse/learnOptParse.js
 
 # Run the program without required arguments to see the help text
 node dist/libraries/optparse/learnOptParse.js
@@ -18,15 +18,15 @@ node dist/libraries/optparse/learnOptParse.js --long-name3 example --switch
 
 
 # Build the 'GetRootDirViaAbsolutePath' file
-spago bundle -m Learn.OptParse.GetRootDirViaAbsolutePath -t dist/libraries/optparse/getRootViaAbsPath.js
+spago bundle-app -m Learn.OptParse.GetRootDirViaAbsolutePath -t dist/libraries/optparse/getRootViaAbsPath.js
 
 # Run the program
 node dist/libraries/optparse/getRootViaAbsPath.js --rootDir <your absolute root dir argument here>
 
 
 
 # Build the 'GetRootDirViaEitherPath' file
-spago bundle -m Learn.OptParse.GetRootDirViaEitherPath -t dist/libraries/optparse/getRootViaEitherPath.js
+spago bundle-app -m Learn.OptParse.GetRootDirViaEitherPath -t dist/libraries/optparse/getRootViaEitherPath.js
 
 # Run the program using an absolute path
 node dist/libraries/optparse/getRootViaEitherPath.js --rootDir <your absolute dir argument here>

22-Projects/src/11-Random-Number/ReadMe.md

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ spago run -m RandomNumber.Free.Standard.Main.Console
 spago run -m RandomNumber.Run.Standard.Main.Console
 
 # == Browser-based implementation ==
-spago bundle --main RandomNumber.ReaderT.Standard.Main.Halogen --to dist/random-number/readerT--standard/app.js
+spago bundle-app --main RandomNumber.ReaderT.Standard.Main.Halogen --to dist/random-number/readerT--standard/app.js
 # Read the below as:
 # "Use 'example.html' to figure out the dependency tree, which will pick up
 # our 'app.js' bundle from Spago. Parcel will output a minified version
@@ -64,10 +64,10 @@ spago bundle --main RandomNumber.ReaderT.Standard.Main.Halogen --to dist/random-
 # will hotload the changes."
 parcel dist/random-number/readerT--standard/example.html --open -p 1111 -d dist/random-number/readerT--standard/ -o index.html
 
-spago bundle --main RandomNumber.Free.Standard.Main.Halogen --to dist/random-number/free--standard/app.js
+spago bundle-app --main RandomNumber.Free.Standard.Main.Halogen --to dist/random-number/free--standard/app.js
 parcel build dist/random-number/free--standard/example.html --open -p 1112 -d dist/random-number/free--standard/ -o index.html
 
-spago bundle --main RandomNumber.Run.Standard.Main.Halogen --to dist/random-number/run--standard/app.js
+spago bundle-app --main RandomNumber.Run.Standard.Main.Halogen --to dist/random-number/run--standard/app.js
 parcel build dist/random-number/run--standard/example.html --open -p 1113 -d dist/random-number/run--standard/ -o index.html
 
 # == Test ==

22-Projects/src/12-Table-of-Contents/ReadMe.md

@@ -21,9 +21,9 @@ Currently, there are no benchmarks. Tests are a WIP.
 
 ```bash
 # Build the program using either the ReaderT or Run implementation
-spago bundle --main ToC.ReaderT.Main --to dist/table-of-contents/readert-ghtoc.js
+spago bundle-app --main ToC.ReaderT.Main --to dist/table-of-contents/readert-ghtoc.js
 
-spago bundle --main ToC.Run.Main --to dist/table-of-contents/run-ghtoc.js
+spago bundle-app --main ToC.Run.Main --to dist/table-of-contents/run-ghtoc.js
 
 # Change directory to be at the root directory
 cd ../