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What's in the Developer Kit Download
A readme file for you to read. Says some similar stuff to this.
Inside this folder is a folder called HappyBrackets. This folder is a direct mirror of the stuff that is installed on HappyBrackets devices (this is installed in the user's home directory on the device, e.g., /home/pi on a Raspberry Pi). It contains the HappyBrackets libraries, run scripts, configuration and other data files. If you want to deploy data files, additional class files or alternative config files to your devices, you can make the changes here and use the scp command to copy the changed files over to your devices.
This is an IntelliJ project folder. It contains example source code, libraries and build tools for creating HappyBrackets programs. Open it from within IntelliJ.
This is the HappyBrackets IntelliJ plugin. Don't unzip it. IntelliJ installs plugins directly from zip files. Go to Preferences in IntelliJ, select Plugins, and choose "Install plugin from disk" to install this plugin.
User Area: If you are using HappyBrackets to do stuff.
- Getting Started
- What's in the Developer Kit Download
- Basic hardware requirements for using HappyBrackets
- Troubleshooting
- User FAQ
Further Topics:
- Logging into the device via SSH
- Using the HB Class
- Sending HB Actions
- Using the HappyBrackets IntelliJ Plugin
- Configuring HappyBrackets
- Copying Audio and Classes and Autorunning Actions
Developer Area: If you are developing or hacking HappyBrackets under the hood.