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Installing python-openzwave from repository

This method is deprecated for 0.4.X. Use pip with --git flavor. Look at README.

Install the needed tools

You must install git and make to retrieve sources of python-openzwave and openzwave.

On a debian like distribution :

sudo apt-get install -y git make

Get sources of python-openzwave

You are now ready to download sources of python-openzwave :

git clone https://github.com/OpenZWave/python-openzwave

The previous command will create a copy of the official repository on your computer in a directory called python-openzwave.

Install dependencies

Go to the previously created directory

cd python-openzwave

You need some tools (a c++ compiler, headers dir python, ...) to build python-openzwave and openzwave library.

On a debian like distribution :

sudo make repo-deps

For non-debian (fedora, ...), you can retrieve the packages needed in the Makefile.

Update and build process

The following command will update your local repository to the last release of python-openzwave and openzwave.

make update

When update process is done, you can compile sources

make build

Or if you have already build python-openzwave in a previous installation, you can use the clean target to remove old builds.

sudo make clean

Do not use root to build python-openzwave as it will surely fails. Please use a "normal user".

Installation

You can now ready to install the eggs using the following command :

sudo make install

You can also remove python-openzwave using :

sudo make uninstall

Running tests

You can launch the regression tests using :

make tests

Keep in mind that the tests will "play" with your nodes : switching on and off, dimming, adding and removing scenes, ...

About the repositroy

This repository is a development tool, so it might be "unstable" ... yeah, sometimes it won't build anymore :)

If you want to retrieve the last "good" commit, look at https://github.com/OpenZWave/python-openzwave/commits/master. The commits names "Auto-commit for docs" are done after the full process : build + test + docs, so they might be "working" (almost for me).

You can also build a released version of python-openzwave using tags :

git tag

v0.3.0-alpha2
v0.3.0-alpha3
v0.3.0-beta1
v0.3.0-beta2
v0.3.0a1