Tweego Installer for Windows
An Inno Setup script and binary that installs Tweego for you, along with all current, full release built-in story formats, sets up all the environment variables, and lets you get on with your day.
-Currently only available for 64-bit versions of Windows, but a 32-bit version will come someday.
Installing Tweego
Download the binary from the releases page and run it. You’ll be asked if you want to add Tweego to your PATH; leave this checked. (If you want to add Tweego to your path manuallly why are you here?)
-To install additional story formats, navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Tweego\story-formats\. Create a folder here with a name corresponding to what you want to call the format, e.g. chapbook or paloma. Then download the format.js file from the web and place it here.
To install additional story formats, navigate to Program Files\Tweego\story-formats\. Create a folder here with a name corresponding to what you want to call the format, e.g. chapbook or paloma. Then download the format.js file from the web and place it here.
Using Tweego
This is simply an installer for Tweego, it does not add anything else to it. To use Tweego, you’ll need to run it from the command line. Refer to its docs here: http://www.motoslave.net/tweego/docs/
The easiest way to get started is to create a folder, say my-twine-project. Open this folder, then create another one called, say, src. Put all your source code files (twee, js, css, html, etc) in here, then, while in the my-twine-project folder, press Alt+D type in cmd and press enter. In the command window, type tweego -f [format] -o index.html src, replacing [format] with the format you want to use (tweego --list-formats to view your installed options). This will compile everything in src to a file named index.html.
You can place the above command in a text file, then save it and change its .txt extension to .bat if you want. This will allow you to run the command by double-clicking on the file.
There’s also a million other ways to do it, including using your IDE, using the watch options, using Node or other build tools, and a bunch of other options for compiling. This is just a basic explanation to get you started.
Uninstalling
-In the C:\Program Files (x86)\Tweego\ directory, there should be a file named unins000.exe. Run this program to remove Tweego. Changes to your path variables should revert.