Readme updated

README.md

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-# Build
+**Getting started**
 
-To build, you need transcrypt, you need to do npm install and then you need api key for gitea (`token=$API_KEY`), just find this on gitea.cjvt.si, not that hard.
+ - Prerequisites: 
+      - Installed git, npm
+      - Installed Python 3.7 as default python3 version
+      - Gitea account and access to `generic` organization
       
-After you have all of this, move to build folder, set `API_KEY` environment variable and then build it just using `make` or for release use `make release` - optimized javascript build.
+ - Download transcrypt version that supports -od parameter:
+      - `git clone  https://github.com/QQuick/Transcrypt.git`
+      - `cd Transcrypt`
+      - `git checkout remotes/origin/dev_fall_2019`
+      - `git switch -c dev_fall_2019`
+      - `python3 setup.py build`
+      - `python3 setup.py install --user`
+      - Sometimes it will be found as `transcrpyt -V` and sometimes as `python3 -m transcrypt -V`
  
-For me its `API_KEY=(cat ~/.gitea_api_key) make`.
+ - Get api token for requests to lexonomy structure_conversions:
+    - Login to `https://gitea.cjvt.si/`
+    - Navigate to Profile -> Settings
+    - Navigate to Applications
+    - Generate token, then copy token from the blue field **above** Manage Access Tokens card. If you fail to do so, 
+    delete that token and generate new one 
+    - Save it in a plain file
     
+ - Setup lexonomy_custom_editor:
+    - `git clone https://gitea.cjvt.si/lexonomy/lexonomy_custom_editor.git`
+    - `cd lexonomy_custom_editor`
+    - `npm i`
+    - `cd build`
+    - `touch conversions.csv`
+    - Run make with file content as variable: `API_KEY=$(cat location/to/file/name) make`
+    - If any error occurs with conversions.csv or inside download_structure_conversions.sh, run make clean before starting the above command again
+    
+   This concludes setup of local settings. You are ready to delve into it. To test, you can open main.html file inside /build
+   
+    
+##### Best way to test is probably to deploy your editor version to https://lexonomy.cjvt.si/
+ - SSH required
+ - You need account and access to CJVT machine which admin can provide
+ - Connect with `ssh accountName -p password`, admin will provide sudo password
+ - Create plugins directory on your account
+ - Move inside directory
+ - Give it 775 permissions (`sudo chmod 775 .`)
+ 
+To deploy new test editor version:
+- Navigate to /build and create local build_and_upload.sh script (`cp build_and_upload.sh.template build_and_upload.sh`)
+- Open build_and_upload.sh file and uncomment and configure the top 4 variables
+- Whenever you want to upload new plugin to lexonomy, simply run `./build_and_upload.sh plugin_name` where you specify plugin_name. If specific plugin already exists, things might go bananas
+- You will be requested to enter sudo password for the VPS

build/build_and_upload.sh.template

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 #VPS_PASSWORD= vps password
 #VPS_USERNAME= user name inside vps
 #API_KEY= $(cat path/to/api/token/file)
-echo "Must uncomment and fill in variables inside build_and_upload.sh"
-exit 1
 
 
 if [[ -z "$1" ]]; then
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 PLUGIN_NAME=$1
 
 API_KEY=$API_KEY make
-tar czf - ./config.json ./bundle.js ./local.js ./main.css ./main.html | ssh $USERNAME -p $VPS_PASSWORD "cd plugins && mkdir -p $PLUGIN_NAME && cd $PLUGIN_NAME && tar xvzf -"
+tar czf - ./config.json ./bundle.js ./local.js ./main.css ./main.html | ssh $USERNAME -p $VPS_PASSWORD "cd plugins && mkdir $PLUGIN_NAME && cd $PLUGIN_NAME && tar xvzf -"
 ssh -t $USERNAME -p $VPS_PASSWORD "sudo ln -s /home/$VPS_USERNAME/plugins/$PLUGIN_NAME /home/ozbolt/plugins/$PLUGIN_NAME"