inkmake:tldr:0596e

The command "inkmake ${path-to-Inkfile}" is used to run the Ink programming language build tool, specifically for the given Inkfile at the specified path.

Ink is a programming language developed by Inkle Ltd. It is primarily used in game development for creating interactive narratives and branching storylines. An Inkfile is a configuration file that specifies the structure and content of an Ink project.

By running the "inkmake ${path-to-Inkfile}" command, you are instructing the Ink build tool to process the specified Inkfile and perform any necessary actions, such as compiling the script, generating output files, or executing specific tasks defined in the file.

The "${path-to-Inkfile}" placeholder should be replaced with the actual path to your Inkfile. For example, if your Inkfile is located in the current working directory, you can use "inkmake Inkfile.ink".

Please note that the specifics of the "inkmake" command may vary based on your specific setup and the version of Ink you are using. It's recommended to consult the official Ink documentation or relevant resources for accurate and up-to-date usage instructions.