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Homie Management

This project is a hobby project and has not suport. It is currently in its early developement. Basic functionality only.

This project is aimed to be a Homie Manager for configuring and managing your homie IoT devices.

Built in Visual Studio 2017 using Angular 4 and DotNet Core 2.0

  • Angular 4
    • Angular Material 2 (UI)
  • DotNet Core 2.0
    • Entity Framework Core
    • SignalR Core (Coms -> Websockets)
    • M2M MQTT Core Client

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--- No Suport for this project yet.
Note below is some basic instructions but im not yet ready to commit much time to supporting issues. So if you want to start using/developing this project it will be out of your time, sorry.

Development server

Run both frontend and back end independently

Youll need:

  • DotNet Core 2.0 SDK
  • NodeJs
  • Visual Studio ? or Visual Studio Code ? (IDE)

For the frontend youll need to run npm install to restore the packages for anngular and dotnet restore for .net packages

Aditionally best to install angular cli globally by npm install -g --save @angular/cli

Frontend - Angular

Using TaskRunner (Addon) in VS run start or in cmd run npm run start

Runs on port 4200 and has a proxy to backend (port 5000).

Backend - DotNet Core 2.0

Using VS run using eather debug or non debug mode, or in cmd run dotnet run, his will run the poject in dev mode.

Runs on port 5000

Build

Run ng build to build the project. Use the -prod flag for a production build. This builds the fronent as a static files in the wwwroot folder. Then runing dotnet build to build the compiled .net code.

Publish

Build the Fronend as said above. This create the static html app files in the wwwroot folder which is inculded in a DotNet Publish, via dotnet publish

This is standard dotnet commands and if you want further information plase go to the help pages related to publishing.

DB

Migration

run dotnet ef migrations add {verion eg. v1}

Update

run dotnet ef database upgrade

Usage

Copy the AppConfig.default.json file as AppConfig.json and input your settings.

Licence

This is yet to be worked out...