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BoundlessFlowCampus2K
Digital Twin is used in some courses at the University of Skövde
Install environment:
For a complete installation guide, follow the Setup page on the Wiki.
Install Docker Install VS Code (with C# extensions) Install dotnet - Note, VS Code does NOT automatically install the dotnet environment! https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/10.0
After the above steps, check in the terminal in VS if everything is working: dotnet -- info
Note: You need to restart Visual Studio if you install software that should be available from the terminal. So if the terminal command is not recognised, restart Visual Studio (it works slightly differently when working directly in the *NIX CLI).
If you don't have GitHub, make sure to install it: https://git-scm.com/install/ Validate that GitHub is working: git --version Note: It is completely fine to use Git Desktop, but a Git terminal is required as a basic and can also help if things get tricky.
Get the subprojects going
See the readme files within the subprojects:
- middleware
- readTempSensorMockup
- tempSensorMockup
- tempService
- entryPoint
- frontend
You can only build them from within the subdirectories. You can build them with docker buildx build . (note: docker build -t will fail if you try to execute it on Windows from within the Visual Studio terminal command line)