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I had copy/pasted the example grammar and was getting tons of errors -- I thought it was my code but it turns out the grammar was using outdated syntax for saving data. Updating that here with something from the tutorials that works in both the browser and Node.js libs. I also added a link to @v21's Node lib. I have a [pending pull request](v21#1) over there that would make it very clear how to install the library via `npm`.
Also removing `.plural` from the modifier examples since that's outdated syntax, replacing with `.s`
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It's worth noting that I've not updated the npm library to new Tracery yet - that is not quite trivial to do, but is on my list (as then I can upgrade CBDQ) |
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If there's anything I can do to make porting eaiser, too, lmk. I don't know
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Opened up a new issue to chat about this on: #9 |
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I had copy/pasted the example grammar and was getting tons of errors -- I thought it was my code but it turns out the grammar was using outdated syntax for saving data. Updating that here with something from the tutorials that works in both the browser and Node.js libs.
I also added a link to @v21's Node lib. I have a pending pull request over there that would make it very clear how to install the library via
npm.