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The-Missing-Piece:-ConsoleCommands.cs.md

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 I tend to think of ConsoleCommands.cs like a (standardised) instruction manual. The client fills it out (to Console.Waterworks specifications) and hands it over to Console.Waterworks. This is so Console.Waterworks knows what to do when commands are passed to it at runtime. When it receives a command, it will pass the instructions on to the clients "business logic". It, then, awaits the "business logic’s" response so Console.Waterworks can pass it on to the console. (This is all happening at runtime).
 
-(Diagrams explaining the multi-step process.)
+![Flow with ConsoleCommands.cs.](https://github.com/CraigOates/Console.Waterworks/blob/master/Documentation/GitHub_Assets/ConsoleCommands_Flow.png)