Convert an xWoT meta-model to executable python code.
# Installation
## End Users
pip install xWoTModelTranslator
## Developers
### Final installation
from a terminal launch
sudo python setup.py install --record files.txt
this will compile and install the project to the pyhton libraries (eg. /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/XWoT_Model_Translator-1.1-py2.7.egg). Furthermore it will install three scripts in /usr/local/bin/:
* physical2virtualEntities
* model2Python
* model2WADL
The configuration and logging.conf are copied into /etc/Model2WADL/ but it is possible to overwrite them either by placing a file with the same name (but prefixed with a dot eg. .logging.conf) in the user home directory or a file with the same name in the current working directory.
### Development installation
from a terminal launch
sudo python setup.py develop --record files.txt
does the same as before but, uses links instead of copying files.
### Clean Working directory
To clean the working directory
sudo python setup.py clean --all
sudo rm -rf build/ dist/ xWoTModelTranslator.egg.egg-info/ files.txt
# Uninstall
## Method 1
cat files.txt |sudo xargs rm -rf
## Method 2
First find the installed package with pip and the uninstall it
~/Documents/Programming/Python/Model2WADL [master|✚ 1…1]
12:13 $ pip freeze |grep xWot*
3:xWoTModelTranslator==1.1
~/Documents/Programming/Python/Model2WADL [master|✚ 1…1]
12:13 $ sudo pip uninstall xWoTModelTranslator
Uninstalling xWoTModelTranslator:
/Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/xWoTModelTranslator-1.1-py2.7.egg
/usr/local/bin/model2Python
/usr/local/bin/model2WADL
/usr/local/bin/physical2virtualEntities
Proceed (y/n)? y
Successfully uninstalled xWoTModelTranslator
~/Documents/Programming/Python/Model2WADL [master|✚ 1…1]
12:13 $
# Utilisation
The package provide two scripts: _physical2virtualEntities_ and _model2Python_. The first one is used to enhance an xWoT model (created with the according Eclipse plugin see https://github.com/aruppen/architecture4xwot for how to get this eclipse plug-in) containing only the virtual side of a Device with the corresponding virtual side. The second script takes a final xWoT model and translates it into code skeletons. The code sekeltons reflects the chosen hierarchy as a RESTful webservice based on python and autobahn.
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