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This NodeJS module utilizes the OliveHelps NodeJS LDK to demonstrate the usage of the Network sensor
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### Modifying and Building
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The Loop itself is defined in `src/index.ts` and can be built into `dist/index.js` for actual use by OliveHelps.
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Install dependencies
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```shell
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npm install
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```
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Modify `src/index.ts` as desired.
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Convert the TypeScript to JavaScript
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```shell
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npm run build
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```
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### Running Locally
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#### Local Plugin Command (Recommended)
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Olive Helps lets you add a local command as a Local Loop:
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1. Open Olive Helps.
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2. Open the Loop Library:
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1. Click the Hamburger icon.
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2. Click Loop Library.
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3. Click the "Install Local Loop" button:
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4. Select the working directory for the Loop (the directory this README is in).
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5. Enter the command to be executed, including any arguments. For this example the command will be `node dist/index.js` (Refer to the "Modifying and Building" section above on how to generate this file)
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6. Click Install.
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The command will be installed as a Loop. If you need to change the command or its arguments you'll need remove it and then add the new commands.
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Otherwise, if you instead want to make changes to the Loop itself, you can:
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- Modify `src/index.ts`
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- Follow the directions in the "Modifying and Building" section to turn it to JavaScript
This NodeJS module utilizes the OliveHelps NodeJS LDK to demonstrate the usage of Whisper Disambiguation.
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### Modifying and Building
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The Loop itself is defined in `src/index.ts` and can be built into `dist/index.js` for actual use by OliveHelps.
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Install dependencies
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```shell
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npm install
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```
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Modify `src/index.ts` as desired.
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Convert the TypeScript to JavaScript
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```shell
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npm run build
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```
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### Running Locally
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#### Local Plugin Command (Recommended)
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Olive Helps lets you add a local command as a Local Loop:
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1. Open Olive Helps.
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2. Open the Loop Library:
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1. Click the Hamburger icon.
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2. Click Loop Library.
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3. Click the "Install Local Loop" button:
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4. Select the working directory for the Loop (the directory this README is in).
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5. Enter the command to be executed, including any arguments. For this example the command will be `node dist/index.js` (Refer to the "Modifying and Building" section above on how to generate this file)
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6. Click Install.
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The command will be installed as a Loop. If you need to change the command or its arguments you'll need remove it and then add the new commands.
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Otherwise, if you instead want to make changes to the Loop itself, you can:
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- Modify `src/index.ts`
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- Follow the directions in the "Modifying and Building" section to turn it to JavaScript
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