Yeoman generator for an Open Translators to Things translator. Gets you up and running quickly.
First, install Yeoman and generator-opent2t using npm (we assume you have pre-installed node.js).
$ npm install -g yo
$ npm install -g generator-opent2tThen generate your new project:
$ yo opent2t
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? What is the human-readable name of the thing you are writing a translator for (e.g. Contoso Light)? Wink Light Bulb
? What is the node package name you want to use (e.g. translator-contoso-light)? translator-wink-light
? What schema does this translator implement? (Use arrow keys)
> org.OpenT2T.Sample.SuperPopular.Lamp
org.OpenT2T.Sample.SuperPopular.Shade
org.OpenT2T.Sample.SuperPopular.TemperatureSensor
? What onboarding model does this translator implement? (Use arrow keys)
org.OpenT2T.Onboarding.BluetoothLE
org.OpenT2T.Onboarding.Manual
org.OpenT2T.Onboarding.OAuth2
> org.OpenT2T.Onboarding.WinkHub
org.OpenT2T.Onboarding.ZWave
Writing files...
package.json generated. OpenT2T translators use the MIT license.
create dist\js\thingTranslator.js
create dist\js\manifest.xml
create dist\js\package.jsonThe generator will ask you some questions, and based on your answers create a starter translator under dist/js. Move to your final desired location, and enjoy!
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This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact opencode@microsoft.com with any additional questions or comments.