Sone aims to provide social network functionality for [Freenet](https://freenetproject.org/) (also here [on GitHub](https://github.com/freenet/)).
+## Compiling
+
+Sone’s build process is handled by [Gradle](https://gradle.org/). Just use the Gradle wrapper that comes with Sone:
+
+ # ./gradlew clean build fatJar
+
+This will resolve Sone’s dependencies, compile Sone, run all the tests, and put the file `sone-jar-with-dependencies.jar` into the `build/libs` directory. This is the file that you can load from Freenet’s plugin manager to run Sone.
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## Installing
### Prerequisites
For Sone to work you will need a running Freenet node, of course. You will also need the Web of Trust plugin from the official plugins listed on your node’s plugin manager page (*Configuration → Plugins* in the menu).
-If you already have a web of trust identity, you can skip the next section.
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-You will also need to create an identity in the web of trust. Select *Community* from the menu, choose “Generate” and follow the instructions on-screen until your identity has been created.
+You will also need a web of trust identity to use Sone. If you do not already have a web of trust identity, select *Community* from the menu, choose “Generate” and follow the instructions on-screen until your identity has been created.
### Loading/Installing
-For Sone to work you will need a running Freenet node and the WebOfTrust plugin. Loading Sone happens from Freenet’s web interface using the “Add an Unofficial Plugin from Freenet” section from the node’s plugin manager at *Configuration → Plugins*, at the bottom of the page. Enter the key of the plugin (starting with “USK@”) into the text field and press the “Load” button. The plugin should then be downloaded from Freenet and started once it’s ready.
+#### From Freenet
+
+If you just want to run the latest version of Sone you first have to obtain the plugin key from [Sone’s homepage in Freenet](USK@nwa8lHa271k2QvJ8aa0Ov7IHAV-DFOCFgmDt3X6BpCI,DuQSUZiI~agF8c-6tjsFFGuZ8eICrzWCILB60nT8KKo,AQACAAE/sone/75/). Now head over to your node’s plugin manager which you can reach from the menu at *Configuration → Plugins*. At the bottom of the page there’s a section called “Add an Unofficial Plugin from Freenet.” Enter the key of the plugin into the text field and press the “Load” button. The plugin should then be downloaded from Freenet and started once it’s ready.
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+#### From Disk
+
+If you have compiled Sone yourself, there’s a different section on the plugin manager page, called “Add an Unofficial Plugin.” Enter the full path name of the JAR file created by Gradle and press the “Load” button. Sone should then be ready instantly.
The node will remember which plugins you loaded so that you don’t need to do that again after your node restarts (e.g. for updates).
When displaying posts and replies, Sone first parses the text. Special elements, such as Freenet URIs and Sone elements with a special syntax, are replaced with formatting that allow your browser to navigate the elements. Sone recognizes the following elements:
-* Links to Freenet URIs are linked to as-is. Make sure to separate the URI from surrounding text by whitespace, such as space or line breaks.
+* Links to Freenet URIs are linked to as-is. Make sure to separate the URI from surrounding text by whitespace, such as space or line breaks, or interpunction, such as commas and periods.
* Links to other Sone’s profiles are added by the prefix “sone://” followed by the ID of the Sone. It is also possible to get the link for a Sone from a post or reply by that Sone; just copy the URL behind the “[link author]” link.
* Links to other posts are added by the prefix “post://” followed by the ID of the post. You can also find the post ID behind the “[link post]” link below a post.
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