About

Project-Inglenook is a collection of processes designed to work together with the key goal to automate and integrate a multitude devices within a facility such as a home, office, hotel etc...

Features

Project-Inglenook will provide:

• Module host process, to setup and communicate with each device's own module process
• Trigger management process, allowing devices events to trigger each other to create the ultimate network
• Multiple front-ends with web and mobile app interfaces (And with the vision to provide a 'Wall Embedded Touch Interfaces' too!), all exposed using a defined SOA so you can build-your-own!
• Security baked in, with multiple authentication methods and authorisation policies
• Full process logging, with tools to quick find what you are looking for
• System monitoring with automatic alerts if things are going wrong
• Software update process which can automatically patch the system depending on your preference

Development

Please visit the wiki pages to see our current development progress... (Currently being migrated)

How to build

First, checkout the git repository:

git clone git://github.com/Inglenookians/Project-Inglenook.git
cd Project-Inglenook

By default, you can just build the project using your default C++ compiler:

./setup-builds.sh
cd build/debug (change to build/release for a release build)
make 

To specify a compiler, use the CC and CXX flags (eg: for clang/clang++)

export CC=/usr/bin/clang
export CXX=/usr/bin/clang++
./setup-builds.sh
cd build/debug (change to build/release for a release build)
make 

To run the unit/integration tests:

make test 

To perform an install:

sudo make install 

To generate a RPM software package:

cpack -G RPM CPackConfig.cmake