This is a command line tool which can be used for publishing multiple or single ad4m languages at once. By default the languageLanguage that is published to is: https://github.com/fluxsocial/language-publish. In order for languages published here to be resolvable in your app, you must also use the same languageLanguage. If you wish to change the languageLanguage that is used for publishing and for the generation of a seed file. You can point to a different remote bundle by changing the value inside scripts/languageLanguageResource.
If you wish to publish multiple languages, you must change the values found inside languagePublishData.json. The key's for these languages are used as the name for the given language to be published, the meta is the meta information for the language as it is published and resource is the local path or remote location of the bundle path to be published.
Once you have set the languages you wish you publish, you can begin the publishing with the following steps:
npm i && npm run prepare && npm run build
node dist/index.js --agent /path/to/agent/to/publish/with --passphrase passphraseOfAgent --config ../languagePublishData.json
Once the above step has been run succesfully a publishedLanguages.json file will be written containing the hashes of lanuages that have been published.
node dist/index.js --agent /path/to/agent/to/publish/with --passphrase passphraseOfAgent --bundle /path/to/bundle.js --meta '{\"name\":\"Name of lang\",\"description\":\"Description of lang\",\"sourceCodeLink\":\"LinkToSourceCOde\" \"possibleTemplateParams\":[\"templateParams\", ...]}'
This ability allows the generation of a bootstrap seed to be used in ad4m ecosystem. It expects that publishedLanguages.json contains all required system languages and will fetch the languageLanguage from the value inside scripts/languageLanguageResource. To create a bootstrap seed run:
npm run generate-bootstrap-seed
An agent.json file that is used to represent your agent can be created by first running the ad4m-cli, and init'ing an agent. This will create an agent.json file in an ad4m directory found in your OS's app data directory.