Function initializeVivRuntime

initializeVivRuntime(args: InitializeVivRuntimeArgs): true
Initializes the Viv runtime for the host application at hand by registering its content bundle and Viv adapter.

This function may be called more than once to re-initialize the runtime with a different content bundle and/or adapter, with a caveat: re-initialization is only safe when the host application also starts fresh, meaning the new adapter's HostApplicationAdapter.getVivInternalState returns null and no simulation data from a prior initialization persists. If the content bundle changes but old state persists (whether VivInternalState or the actual simulation data), the runtime may become unstable, because components in the old state may reference action names, plan names, or other definitions that do not exist in the new bundle. The actual supported use case for re-initialization is a context like testing, where each initialization begins with a clean slate.
Parameters
- args: InitializeVivRuntimeArgs
  See InitializeVivRuntimeArgs.
Returns true
- See InitializeVivRuntimeResult.
Example
```
import { MY_COMPILED_CONTENT_BUNDLE } from "./bundle.json";
import { MY_ADAPTER } from "./my-adapter";

const initialized = initializeVivRuntime({ contentBundle: MY_COMPILED_CONTENT_BUNDLE, adapter: MY_ADAPTER });
```
Throws
If the given content bundle and adapter do not pass validation. In cases of multiple structural issues, only the first will be reported (to keep error messages manageable).
- Defined in api/init.ts:42