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enebular editor
Overview
The enebular editor is a tool for your PC(Win/Mac) to edit and deploy flows to: AWS IoT
, Pelion Device Management
, AWS Lambda
, Heroku
Modes
The enebular editor has 2 modes: Desktop
, Remote
.
Desktop
For editing flows where node support is limited to nodes that can interact with PC/Browser APIs. enebular editor loads the flow from the app itself.
Desktop Mode runs on port 1888
.
Remote
For editing flows on linux devices (i.e. Raspberry Pi) with enebular-agent 2.3.0 and above installed. Certain nodes such as Raspberry Pi sensor nodes only work on devices. Since Desktop mode does not support such nodes, Remote mode is required to correctly load such nodes
A valid AwS IoT / Pelion Device Management connection is required For Pelion Device Management.
The enebular editor remotely opens the enebular-agent
flow editor. For more information on the remote mode of enebular editor, see Load flow in remote mode.
When connecting the enebular editor to the enebular-agent, the enebular-agent must be running in developer mode.
Requirements
- An available enebular account
- Your PC must be connected to network
- Node.js 12.20.0 LTS
How to install
For Windows
Download installer
Run the installer
For Mac
Download installer
Run the installer
For Linux
Please refer to Operating Environment for information about which hardware and OSes enebular editor for Linux supports. Use the Installer to install enebular editor for Linux.
- While logged in to Linux, open a shell.
- Enter the install command.
Depending on the hardware you are running on, there are two types of installation commands.
To install on a PC:
wget -4qO- https://enebular.com/editor-install | sudo -u "$USER" -E bash -s
To install on Raspberry Pi 3 Model B / Raspberry Pi 4 Model B:
wget -4qO- https://enebular.com/editor-install | sudo -u "$USER" -E bash -s -- --arch=arm
How to uninstall
For Windows
- Click Start button then go to Settings.
- Click Apps.
- Select enebular editor.
- Click Uninstall.
For Mac
- Open Application on Finder.
- Find and right-click on enebular editor.
- Click Move to Trash on the menu.
For Linux
To uninstall, delete the following files / folders:
~/Applications/enebular-editor
folder~/.local/share/applications/enebular-editor.desktop
file~/.config/enebular editor
folder
To delete, execute the following 3 commands from the shell while logged in to Linux:
rm -r ~/Applications/enebular-editor
rm ~/.local/share/applications/enebular-editor.desktop
rm -r ~/.config/enebular-editor/