Thread: LibrarianSync: Kindle collections builder
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Old 08-04-2018, 06:52 PM   #358
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Originally Posted by NiLuJe View Post
@picree: That vaguely sounds like the KUAL extension directory tree is messed up.

You either have to do that manually, or run the packaging script (/tools/build-librariansync-bin.sh), the directory structure of the git repo is NOT suitable to be imported as-is.

EDIT: Scratch that, I was confused by a stray duplicate menu.json in my tree...

That said, given the simplistic nature of that specific KUAL extension, that's still my answer: something's wonky in your directory structure for that extension.
Ok. For the record, I downloaded @NiLuJe LS repo from GH. and ran the build-librariansync-bin.sh using KindleTool. On the KOA, I removed the LS extension folder, uninstalled Python, restarted the KOA, reinstalled Python, and reinstalled the new LS.bin. The problem remains.

So, where is the directory structure stored and how can I remove/rebuild it? I looked. Is it the directory structure for KUAL or LS or something else? Confused

BTW, this may be why other extensions are wonky. i.e BatteryStatus no longer writes to the screen any report. And BackDoorLock no longer clears the screen.
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