Skip the compilation and execution of tests Skip the static analysis (Checkstyle, FindBugs)
To improve build times you can add the following options to the command: Option To build all add-ons from the command-line, type in: jar add-ons, we have assembled some step-by-step guides for different IDEs on our developer documentation website: However, if you want to compile the final. In many cases it will involve executing some npm commands to install dependencies and start a development server.
In the main UI's case, it is located in bundles//CONTRIBUTING.md.
Then follow the instructions in the specific add-on's CONTRIBUTING.md file to get started. Then identify in the bundles directories where the frontend code is - for instance, for the main UI it is bundles//web/. Instead, make sure you have NodeJS 16.14 (HABot: 12.16) or later and npm 8.6 (HABot: 6.14) or later installed. In most cases, you don't need a Java development environment for UI development. +- LICENSE The official license for this repository. | if a pull-request would modify their add-ons. +- CODEOWNERS This file assigns people to directories so that they are informed +- tools Static code analyser instructions +- licenses Infrastructure to easily add license headers to source files +- features Part of the runtime dependency resolver ("Karaf features") +- bundles Official openHAB web interface extensions +- bom Maven buildsystem: Bill of materials You find the following repository structure: The official IDE (Integrated development environment) is Eclipse. The openHAB build system is based on Maven. That being said, if you feel you have a genuine problem with one of the web UIs, please review the existing issues at first, then file a new one at if appropriate - the menu will guide you. Should you be interested in openHAB Core development, we invite you to check out. If your issue is not strictly UI-related be aware it could eventually be transferred or closed with an indication that it requires a change in openHAB Core to be implemented. Therefore, a significant chunk of issues that can be mistakenly assumed to be UI issues could in fact be depending on an extension of the REST API. Most UIs rely on openHAB's REST API which is largely implemented in openHAB Core bundles, but sometimes on individual add-ons. OpenHAB has a main web UI but more can be installed thanks to its modular add-on architecture. This repository contains the official web user interfaces for openHAB.
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