Welcome to the PCA packaged Add-on project!

This project includes the following Add-on elements:

• PCA

If this project was created by the Add-on Example Generator:

• The Add-on Example Generator creates a virtual environment in the project folder.
• You will notice that the folder structure matches the elements you selected in the prompts of the Add-on Example Generator with their corresponding names.
• You can also see that the addon.json configuration has been filled with the answers to the questions you provided in the CLI.
• Finally, you will notice a _dev_tools folder that hosts all he utility functions that are helpful to develop, debug, package and deploy your Add-on. This folder is not meant to be manipulated, but you are welcome to look inside for more complex configurations.

Getting Started

To deploy your Add-on package example to Add-on Manager, follow the steps below:

1. Activate the virtual environment

   • If you are using a Terminal, you can activate the virtual environment by running source .venv/bin/activate (Linux/Mac) or .venv\Scripts\activate (Windows).
   • If you are using an IDE, you can configure the IDE to use the virtual environment.

2. Run python addon.py deploy --url https://<my-seeq-server> --username <username> --password <password> making sure you pass the correct URL, username, and password to your Seeq server.

3. Run python addon.py watch to make changes to the Add-on package and automatically update the changes to Add-on Manager.

Development Notes

A global Python environment was created when this project was generated. This environment is located in the .venv folder. If you want work with a specific element, you can run python addon.py bootstrap --dir <element_folder> to create a virtual environment for that specific element. However, you can also run python addon.py bootstrap --dir <element_folder> --global-python-env . to update the global environment with new dependencies that you might add to the requirements.txt file of each element.

Logs

You can get the logs of the Add-on Manager from the server you are deploying to. The following commands can be used:

• python addon.py logs to get a list of all the logs files from the Add-on Manager.
• python addon.py logs --file <log_file> to get the content of a specific log file.
• python addon.py logs-aom is a shortcut of python addon.py logs --file com.seeq.add-on-manager.log.

Tailing the logs is not currently supported.