Burrow | MORYX based HomeAutomation and EnergyManagement of our home

You can either use this repository as a template directly on GitHub or clone it like any other GIT repository. Afterwards just open the solutions and run the application. Per default this will require access to port 5002, alternative you can configure a different port in the *PortConfig within the StartProject. While the server is running you can open the MaintenanceWeb at http://localhost:5002/maintenanceweb/ or the appropriate host (127.0.0.1 / host name / ...). The Dashboard gives you an overview of the application, Modules is used to interact and configure modules, Models lets you create databases and schemas for installed data models, while Log grants live access to all logs. You can extend your solution by adding more packages to your StartProject or creating a MORYX package of your own. This repository includes branches with templates for common MORYX repositories. For details on different MORYX package types and documentation refer to the MORYX-Core, MORYX-CientFramework and MORYX-AbstractionLayer. The projects, that you create yourself, need to be loaded in MORYX. Add a reference to your project in the StartProject. This will make sure, that your project is build every time you start debugging. It also ensures, that all your projects dependencies are present in the StartProjects execution directory and that the binary is removed on clean-up.
The ProductManager needs a database for its Moryx.Products.Model. First make sure you have PostgreSQL installed, then start the application and open Database configuration. Configure the Moryx.Products.Model and create the database. For details on product type definition and storage configuration, refer to the documentation. Once you defined your product types and instances, configure the ProductStorage, either manually or by using the AutoConfigurator accessible through the ProductManager console. Once the module is running, start the front-end and you can create and configure products. To access products outside the ProductManager, import the IProductManagement facade in your module and register it in the container.
The ResourceManager will fail upon start as it requires a database. First make sure you have PostgreSQL installed, then start the application and open Database configuration. Configure the Moryx.Resources.Model and create the database. Afterwards restart the failed module, which should now be running with a notification because of the empty database.
The modules entry class ModuleController is prepared for usage with or without a facade. Just (un)comment the necessary code blocks. You can interact with the module through console or MaintenanceWeb. To invoke the SayHello-method you can type "exec MyModule hello Name" or "enter MyModule" followed by "hello Name". To remove the scoped mode type "bye".