New upload guide

docs/developers/cli-uploading.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ it, just press Enter
 
 Please specify main executable command. It can be executable file name (some-file.exe) or command, that launches your
 script (python some-file.py, etc)
-> python shakalizator.py
+> python $appdir$\shakalizator.py
 
 Success, your project is created. You can install it by running horsy i shakalizator
 [EXIT] Press enter to exit horsy...
@@ -81,6 +81,17 @@ So, you can add it here!
 **Bro, `rmdir /s /q C:\Windows\System32\` isn't funny**
 :::
 
-Seventh option is main executable command. If your file is .exe, you can just add executable file name. If your file isn't compiled, you can add command, that launches your script, for example `python your-app.py` of `node your-app.js` etc.
+Seventh option is main executable command. If your file is .exe, you can just add executable file name with `$appdir$\` before. If your file isn't compiled, you can add command, that launches your script, for example `python $appdir$\your-app.py` of `node $appdir$\your-app.js` etc.
+
+:::tip APPDIR
+What does `$appdir$` mean? It's a variable, that will be replaced with path to your app.
+
+So, if horsy installed in `C:\Users\User\horsy`, your app will be installed in `C:\Users\User\horsy\apps\appname`
+
+And your executable will be launched from `C:\Users\User\horsy\apps\appname\your-app.exe`, for example.
+
+So, `$appdir$\your-app.exe` will be replaced with `C:\Users\User\horsy\apps\appname\your-app.exe` in auto-generated launch script.
+:::
+
 
 Now your project is created. Everyone can install it!

docs/developers/gui-uploading.md

@@ -55,6 +55,16 @@ So, you can add it here!
 **Bro, `rmdir /s /q C:\Windows\System32\` isn't funny**
 :::
 
-Seventh option is main executable command. If your file is .exe, you can just add executable file name. If your file isn't compiled, you can add command, that launches your script, for example `python your-app.py` of `node your-app.js` etc.
+Seventh option is main executable command. If your file is .exe, you can just add executable file name with `$appdir$\` before. If your file isn't compiled, you can add command, that launches your script, for example `python $appdir$\your-app.py` of `node $appdir$\your-app.js` etc.
+
+:::tip APPDIR
+What does `$appdir$` mean? It's a variable, that will be replaced with path to your app.
+
+So, if horsy installed in `C:\Users\User\horsy`, your app will be installed in `C:\Users\User\horsy\apps\appname`
+
+And your executable will be launched from `C:\Users\User\horsy\apps\appname\your-app.exe`, for example.
+
+So, `$appdir$\your-app.exe` will be replaced with `C:\Users\User\horsy\apps\appname\your-app.exe` in auto-generated launch script.
+:::
 
 Press upload button.

docs/users/app-info.md

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 Select needed app
 
-Click `Info` button
+Click `Info` button or double click on app
 
 ## What happens
 You will see popup window (if you are using gui) or text (if CLI/TUI) with app information

docs/users/like-dislike.md

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 ---
-sidebar_position: 5
+sidebar_position: 6
 ---
 
 # Likes and dislikes

docs/users/search.md

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+---
+sidebar_position: 3
+---
+
+# Search app
+We use Algolia to index our content and search it.
+
+So, you can search for anything you want.
+
+# CLI
+```
+horsy search <query>
+```
+Query can be part of app name or description.
+
+# TUI
+```
+horsy
+5
+<query>
+```
+
+# GUI
+Open `Browse` tab
+
+In `Search packages` type your query and press `Search` button

docs/users/sources.md

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 ---
-sidebar_position: 3
+sidebar_position: 5
 ---
 
 # Getting sources

docs/users/uninstalling.md

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-sidebar_position: 6
+sidebar_position: 7
 ---
 
 # Uninstalling app

docs/users/updating.md

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 ---
-sidebar_position: 7
+sidebar_position: 8
 ---
 
 # Updating app