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= Application Features = | = Application Features = | ||
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*Highly configurable. | *Highly configurable. | ||
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The application is designed to help you find and issue Linux commands to get some computer task done. | The application is designed to help you find and issue Linux commands to get some computer task done. | ||
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The general workflow is: | The general workflow is: | ||
− | * In the key word field enter one or more key words for your task like "list files" an hit enter or press select. "List files" will select the CommandLs set of commands. | + | * In the key word field enter one or more key words for your task like "list files" an hit enter or press select. "List files" will |
+ | select the CommandLs set of commands. | ||
− | * To activate a selected command click on it ( the first command will be automatically selected, particularly useful when only one command is selected) | + | *To activate a selected command click on it ( the first command will be automatically selected, particularly useful when only |
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= Download and Install = | = Download and Install = | ||
− | There is really no install program. Currently the application is intended for those who have a fair familitry familiarity with Python coding and can just insert the downloaded code into their development environment and run it. You should also have a general idea of how to use the Linux Command Line. Code at | + | There is really no install program. Currently the application is intended for those who have a fair familitry familiarity with Python coding and can just insert the downloaded code into their development environment and run it. You should also have a general idea of how to use the Linux Command Line. Code not at '''[https://github.com/russ-hensel/smart_plug/tree/master russ-hensel/Smart_plug Application ]''' but comming. For most of you it will not run due to dependency problems. You will need to add them. Pretty much read the error messages and install the missing code. I use Anaconda Spyder so my preferred tool is conda ( conda install pyHS100 ). If conda does not work or you do not use it use pip. pyHS100, a library for smart plugs is pretty likely to be missing ( pip install pyHS100) . Depending on your installation there may be more. |
− | Much of the application is configurable through the parameter.py file, but the default should give you an application that runs, | + | Much of the application is configurable through the parameter.py file, but the default should give you an application that runs, including a default database. You probably will not be able to talk to your smartplugs, because the parameters do need to be told what and where ( tcpip address ) they are. |
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With the edited parameter file saved, restart the application. Not working? Double check or email me. | With the edited parameter file saved, restart the application. Not working? Double check or email me. | ||