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# Using gists and GistRun
*Troubleshooting*
## 7.2 Using gists and GistRun
### to experiment with Aurelia components and report problems
By adding support to use the [GistRun tool](/kendoui-bridge-docs/troubleshooting/using-gists-and-gistrun.md), this catalog application provide the ability to run each example of each Aurelia Kendui bridge component - as illustrated on this following image \
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Image 1
Click on the `RUN` button will result with this same example "Area charts: multi axis" running in a new window, completely isolated from the Catalog application:
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### 2.1 Experimentation
It should be pretty obvious that running any of the samples from this Components catalog applications **as a gist** you get a very dramatic increase of your ability to check this sample's behavior. You can change any part of JavaScript code (in a meaningful way preferrably) in the view model, or any attributes in the view -- and get nearly instant (1 - 2 seconds) response from the GistRun.
### 2.2 Report a problem to Aurelia-UI-Toolkits team
**2.2.1 Summary** \
In order to ensure complete context of your problem and get the fastest possible response, please create an issue [**here**](https://github.com/aurelia-ui-toolkits/aurelia-kendoui-bridge/issues) and then [**create a gist**](https://help.github.com/articles/creating-gists/) which will become a part of your problem report.
It is important to point out that a gist should contain the smallest possible "extract" of your application - not the whole app, by any means. It was always a good practice to report a problem by making sure to reduce your app to the smallest amount of code that still demonstrates the issue you need help with - so while the concept of a gist makes such reduction a lot easier to do, it still requires some effort.
**2.2.2 Hot to create a gist for Aurelia application**
Rather than starting with an empty gist, create a fork of [**this gist**](https://gist.github.com/adriatic/c6a05892747c35d643ac4833af411117) which has built-in files that comprise Aurelia run time components:
**index.html**
```markup
Aurelia KendoUI bridge
Loading...
```
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and \
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**main.js**
```javascript
export function configure(aurelia) {
aurelia.use
.standardConfiguration()
.developmentLogging()
.plugin('aurelia-kendoui-bridge', kendo => kendo.pro());
aurelia.start().then(a => a.setRoot());
}
```
With this in mind, the task of creating a gist that describes your problem, consist of only entering only a few of your application files. However, instead of adding these files using the [**gist editor**](https://help.github.com/articles/creating-gists/#editing-gists), we will use the [**GistRun**](https://gist.run) (Aurelia) application to do that task - simply because it is a lot easier to add more code and you can immediately verify that the code you added is correct. \
**2.2.3 Invoking GistRun**
The syntax is simply
`https://gist.run/?id=c14c7cd4ab59c8d12d7f8ff6b6cc2947`
where the string query parameter `c14c7cd4ab59c8d12d7f8ff6b6cc2947`) is the **gist id** you got in the process of forking the KendoUI bridge default gist in section 2.2.1 above. You can learn more about GistRun app [**here**](https://github.com/gist-run/gist-run#gistrun). \
Here is the screen shot of the gist we are describing in this article, rendered by GistRun
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In order to create a "basic application code" for your gist, it is often best tp use the existing gists from the catalog application as start. For example, if you have a problem with Area chart, click on the RUN button on page `http://aurelia-ui-toolkits.github.io/demo-kendo/#/samples/area-charts/multi-axis` (as shown on Image 1 above) and note the View (app.html) and View model (app.js) which you can used as the start for your new gist.
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