Apps.mios Developer's Guide

Revision as of 12:43, 10 August 2011

apps.mios.com contains a plugin creation wizard that aims to make the plugin creation process easier.

Walkthrough for creating a plugin

The plugin which will be used as an example for this walkthrough is the Elk Alarm Panel Plugin. This plugin has 8 files:

These files are for the panel itself:

• D_ElkAlarmPanel1.xml
• D_ElkAlarmPanel1.json

These files are for the partitions:

• D_ElkAlarmPartition1.xml
• D_ElkAlarmPartition1.json

These are the implementation files, which are used for both the panel and the partitions:

• I_ElkAlarmPanel1.xml
• L_ElkAlarmPanel1.lua

The are the service description files for the panel and the partitions:

• S_ElkAlarmPanel1.xml
• S_AlarmPartition2.xml

Plugin Information

The fields here are self-explaining.

UPNP Data

This is the necessary information for creating the plugin device. If your plugin will have more than one device file, MiOS will use the information here to create the main plugin device. In this example, the main device is the panel device.

Plugin Files

Here you can add, remove, edit, upload and download the files used by the plugin. This is an interface for the SVN repository where the files are stored.

File:Plugin Files

Pressing the Edit button will open the editor. For the device, service and implementation files there are wizards available for editing the files.

New JSON tags

• ui5_x, ui5_y: When in root, these tags represent the device box dimensions. When in ControlGroup, these represent the control's position in the box.

ui5_onDashboard se refera la device daca e sau nu pe dashboard, in definitie este tot timpul 0 ui5_sceneGroup este pentru clusterele de la la scene, ui5_inScene este pentru device, daca trebuie afisat sau nu in creatorul de scene