

This project contains the full configuration to run openHAB. Under Infrastructure you will find the project. This mechanism replaces the add-on installation process via the UI that you would use outside the IDE. To easily run, modify and debug an add-on the openHAB Development setup installs and imports a demo project that contains a complete openHAB environment to run and debug an add-on. If you need additional libraries see the Build System documentation.įor other libraries supported out-of-the-box check the Default Libraries on the guidelines page. Like openhab-distro and the add-ons openhab-addons project if you have selected it.Ĭlick bottom right button in the IDE for Progress.Īfter all tasks are finished you are ready to start developing. Setup tasks will also download openHAB latest projects you have selected during installation. Setup tasks will personalize the IDE with openHAB code formatting tools, configurations and a demo app.

It is important, during the first Eclipse IDE launch, to leave Eclipse open until all openHAB related initial Setup tasks / Download sources / Builds are completed. GitHub user ID: This is your GitHub user name used to configure the cloned Git projects.Ĭlick Next> and Finish to start installation.ĭuring install accept licence agreement, "Unsigned Content" for Bndtools, and Eclipse Foundation certificates when requested to complete IDE installation.Īt this point the Eclipse installer is finished and the Eclipse IDE is automatically launched to continue the installation process.Installation folder name: This is the directory in the root install folder everything will be installed in.Root install folder: The base folder where the Installation folder will be placed.Click on Show all variables to open the window shown below. Under GitHub Projects > openHAB select openHAB Development and any desired option from openHAB Add-ons (includes all add-ons from openhab-addons repo), openHAB ZigBee Binding or openHAB Z-Wave Binding.Ĭlick Next>, verify/modify Root and install folder name.

Launch the Installer and on the menu on the top right (3 bars) OpenHAB development requires Java JDK version 11.ĭownload the "Eclipse Installer": can be downloaded from the Eclipse web site (opens new window)
