`modal serve`

Expose Web Functions with hot-reloading on code changes.

Examples:

modal serve hello_world.py
```

Modal-generated URLs will have a `-dev` suffix appended to them when running with `modal serve`.
To customize this suffix (i.e., to avoid collisions with other users in your workspace who are
concurrently serving the App), you can set the `dev_suffix` in your `.modal.toml` file or the
`MODAL_DEV_SUFFIX` environment variable.

**Usage**:

```shell
modal serve [OPTIONS] APP_REF

Options:

-n, --name TEXT: Name for this run of the App.
--timeout FLOAT
-e, --env TEXT: Environment to interact with. If unspecified, defers to MODAL_ENVIRONMENT, your active local profile, or your workspace default, in that order.
-m: Interpret argument as a Python module path instead of a file/script path
--timestamps: Show timestamps for each log line.
--help: Show this message and exit.