Server Assets

BookServer

Preparation

• In BookServer Folder, you find copyright.txt, please edit the text file to put your copyright message in it.
  

Later the script file(copy_books.bat, copy_books.command) will put it into the image folders of pages. After published your Book’s project, you can use copy_books.bat(WIN) or copy_books.command(MAC)

Book01/assets.zip

book01
    ├── copyright.txt
    ├── images
    ├── audios
    └── sprites

Book02/assets.zip

book02
    ├── copyright.txt
    ├── images
    ├── audios
    └── sprites

After the project published, run copy_books.bat(WIN), copy_books.command(MAC) and the zip files are created in BookServer folder.

Then please put them on a http server.

• http://YourHost/your_path/book01/assets.zip
• http://YourHost/your_path/book02/assets.zip

In the sample BookSever folder, the path is like this

\bookshelf

• http://localhost:8080/bookshelf/book01/assets.zip

the host url and path are defined in tmplt/components/store/model.lua

local YourHost  = "http://localhost:8080"
M.URL           = YourHost.."/bookShelf/"
M.backgroundImg = "bg.png"

Run copy_books script

After the kwik project is published, please run the copy_books.bat(WIN) or copy_books.command(MAC) to make the asset zip files.

You need to edit the script file to add the folder name of project and the id of a book in IAP setting. For instance. The script will make an asset.zip from Book01 folder. The id is book01

copy_books.bat (WIN)

call :MyCopy Book01 book01
call :MyCopy Book02 book02

copy_books.command (MAC)

MyCopy Book01 book01
MyCopy Book02 book02

• Open command prompt(WIN) or terminal app(MAC).

WIN, type and hit enter key

cd ~/Documents/Kwik/BookServer
copy_books.bat 

MAC, type and hit enter key

cd ~/Documents/Kwik/BookServer
source copy_books.command 

please put the zip files to your http server that you have set in store/model.lua

tmplt/components/store/model.lua

local YourHost  = "http://localhost:8080"
M.URL           = YourHost.."/bookShelf/"
M.backgroundImg = "bg.png"