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Additionally a special library version of LuaTeX's kpathsea Lua binding is needed which is provided as a binary for Linux x64. For other platforms you might have to compile it yourself. Drop me a line if you need any instructions.
## How to install
## How to install (automatically)
Obtain `luametatex` from ConTeXt, drop the binary into the same location where your `luatex` binary is installed and then run `install.sh`.
## How to install (manually)
Obtain `luametatex` from ConTeXt, drop the binary into the same location where your `luatex` binary is installed and copy (or sym-link) the file `luametalatex.lua` into the same directory. Additionally create a sym-link `luametalatex` to `luametatex` in the same directory. Then copy (or sym-link) this entire repo to `.../texmf-local/tex/lualatex/luametalatex`.
Finally add the line
```
luametalatex luametatex language.dat,language.dat.lua --lua="$(kpsewhich luametalatex.lua)" luametalatex.ini
```
to your local `fmtutil.cnf`. Then you should be able to run `fmtutil-sys --byfmt luametalatex` to generate the format.
to your local `fmtutil.cnf` and configure paths for luametalatex in your `texmf.cnf`. Then you should be able to run `fmtutil-sys --byfmt luametalatex` to generate the format.
If this worked you can built (simple) LaTeX documents using the command `luametalatex`.
You can then repeat the same instructions with `luametalatex-dev` and `luametaplain` to also get access to development and plain TeX formats