Assumption: you are in a shell and the archive, say MMT/LATIN2, thatwant to visualize is located at, say ./MMT/LATIN2, i.e. relative to the current working directory.
java -jar mmt.jar
mathpath archive . (or however you load archives usually)
build MMT/LATIN2 mmt-omdoc (if large archive and you just want to visualize everything inside a file: build MMT/LATIN2 mmt-omdoc path-to-specific-mmt-file.mmt might suffice)
clear (to force MMT reload the relational store -- just to be sure)
Draft (with help of @Jazzpirate):
Assumption: you are in a shell and the archive, say
MMT/LATIN2
, thatwant to visualize is located at, say./MMT/LATIN2
, i.e. relative to the current working directory.java -jar mmt.jar
mathpath archive .
(or however you load archives usually)build MMT/LATIN2 mmt-omdoc
(if large archive and you just want to visualize everything inside a file:build MMT/LATIN2 mmt-omdoc path-to-specific-mmt-file.mmt
might suffice)clear
(to force MMT reload the relational store -- just to be sure)server on 8080
Go to http://localhost:8081/:jgraph/json?key=archivegraph&uri=MMT/LATIN2
uri
is the relative path. (TODO: uri is a misnomer, rename this)Save JSON and import at https://tgview3d.mathhub.info/.