Upload Node Server Profile

[mike2545]

I am using Eisy, polyglot PG3x, where is the Upload Node Server Profile button to test out a new node server i am working on?

 

Kind Regards,

 

Mike2545

[Jimbo.Automates]

The Load Profile button should be on the plugin page in the PG3x UI.

 

[mike2545]

Where exactly?

[bpwwer]

https://developer.isy.io/docs/getstarted/

[Jimbo.Automates]

[mike2545]

Jim, thanks for the screenshot, it's my understanding that one needs to be part of the developers to get that button. Hope my application for membership gets approved.

 

Kind Regards 

 

Mike2545 

 

 

Edit, I have the button, it just doesn't do anything. 

Edited Saturday at 11:02 PM by mike2545
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[paulbates]

8 minutes ago, mike2545 said:

Jim, thanks for the screenshot, it's my understanding that one needs to be part of the developers to get that button. Hope my application for membership gets approved.

Log in and take a look. I have no developer access, just looked and I can "Load Profile" on all of my plugins

[bpwwer]

2 hours ago, mike2545 said:

Edit, I have the button, it just doesn't do anything. 

It does do something, there's just nothing visible that happens when you press it.  It sends the plug-in's profile files to the IoX.  

It's the same thing that happens if you call the udi_interface function updateProfile() from within your plug-in.

[mike2545]

Ok now I have the developer interface with polyglot on eisy. Maybe you can answer this question:
In Polyglot v3 Developer Mode, where should server.json go so OAuth config and node metadata are properly picked up? I’m building a NodeServer manually, and although everything works in google_calendar_ns, PG3 isn’t seeing the server.json, so the “Authenticate” button fails and client_id is undefined. Do I need to manually copy server.json into /var/polyglot/pg3/ns/<slot>? Or is there a better dev workflow to make sure it gets registered?

 

Kind regards,

 

Mike2545

[bpwwer]

PG3 doesn't use a server.json file, that was for PG3 node servers.

The information that was present in the server.json is now stored in the node server store record for the node server.  

Again, please read the documentation on creating plugins (node servers) 
https://developer.isy.io/docs/getstarted/

Most of the documentation is also available from the PG3 developers menu/