Use BridgeTalk to send message to adobe-broadcast from Illustrator #5
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Adobe Illustrator doesn't support app.system() calls. So I had to search for another way to invoke the adobe-broadcast script from Illustrator.
I was able to use BridgeTalk for the callbacks. I hope we'll find a simpler way in the future, but at least it works :)
@rkamysz: My branch contains some general changes as well (Adding typescript package locally, so no global npm install is necessary for development; Move broadcast command outside finally block so an error is reported if something goes wrong with the broadcast; Throw an error if data from adobe-broadcast couldn't be parsed). Feel free to ignore/revert those changes before merging the branch.