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ANTLR

Installing the Tool

pip install antlr4-tools

Generating the Parser in JavaScript

antlr4 -Dlanguage=JavaScript -o translator -Xexact-output-dir grammar/GnoLexer.g4 grammar/Gno.g4

Preparing the Environment

The most productive way I found to have the last Oid libraries updated is to clone the mundorum library repository. Inside a directory /home/user/git/ clone it:

git clone https://github.com/mundorum/library.git

-o-id Adopter

If you are only using the -o-id library without modifying it, you can install it:

npm install @mundorum/oid

Collections Adopter

If you are only using the collections without modifying them, you can install them:

npm install @mundorum/collections

-o-id / collections Developer

If you are both an -o-id library developer and a collection developer, suppose you are modifying the -o-id library and you want your modifications to reflect in your collection automatically. In that case, you can emulate also the -o-id library installation as a node module straight from the dist of the -o-id library.

There are two steps to link local Mundorum libraries in the development mode.

Inside /dist directory of the -o-id library (e.g., /git/mundorum/oid/dist):

npm link

Inside /node_modules/ directory of you collections project:

npm link @mundorum/oid @mundorum/collections

Notice that here you must specify both @mundorum/oid @mundorum/collections, since if you specify only @mundorum/oid it will disregard the previous @mundorum/collections link.

This procedure mimics the -o-id library installed in the npm straight from /git/mundorum/oid/dist.