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| == Setting up for development. |
| |
| 1. Install StreamPipes (Using `./streampipes start` with the installer, choosing a real IP address) |
| 2. When asked for the IP address, enter: `host.docker.internal` |
| 3. Edit your `hosts` file (Mac: `/private/ect/hosts`) to direct `host.docker.internal` to `127.0.0.1_` |
| |
| == Setting up the Worker |
| |
| 1. Make sure the `EnvFile` plugin is installed in IntelliJ |
| 2. Create a new `Application` run configuration targeting the `BacNetIpAdapter.BacNetIpAdapterInit` class |
| 3. Go to the run-configuration and select the `EnvFile` tab |
| 4. Check the `Enable EnvFile` |
| 5. Add the env file in `env/development` |
| |
| == Running the Worker |
| |
| 1. Execute the new run configuration (This will fail with an error: `Web server failed to start. Port 8098 was already in use.`) |
| 2. Stop the running configuration. |
| 3. Go to the `Consul` configuration page on `http://localhost:8500` |
| 4. Select `Key/Value` |
| 5. Navigate to `sp/v1/{name of your worker} |
| 6. Change `SP_CONNECT_CONTAINER_WORKER_PORT` to an unused port: `8198` |
| 7. Change `SP_CONNECT_CONTAINER_WORKER_HOST` and `SP_KAFKA_HOST` from `localhost` to the fixed ip you told the setup to use |
| 8. Restart the run configuration |
| |
| == Using the Worker |
| |
| 1. Go to the StreamPipes UI section `StreamPipes connect` |
| 2. Search for your Worker |
| 3. Give it a name |
| 4. Start it |
| 5. Now it should appear in the `Data Streams` section of the pipeline editor |
