Eclipse Vorto allows device manufacturers to easily describe device functionality and characteristics as Device Information Models and share & manage them in a central Vorto Repository. Vorto provides convenient SDKs for IoT Device Developers to easily integrate devices into IoT solutions.
Getting Started with Vorto
Vorto Examples
Check out a the Vorto Example Code that leverages Vorto Models and Vorto libraries.
Repository Plugin SDK
The Repository Plugin SDK helps you build and deploy various extensions to the Vorto Repository:
| Code Generator Plugin | Learn how to write your own generator and deploy and hook it into the Vorto Repository as a (micro) service | Read more |
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| Importer Plugin | Importers convert device descriptions from other formats to the Vorto language. Learn how to write such an importer plugin and run and hook it into the Vorto Repository. | Read more |
Contact us
- You want to chat with us ?
- You have problems with Vorto ? Open a GitHub issue
- Find out more about the project on our Vorto Homepage
- Reach out to our developers on our Discussion Forum
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Contribute to the Project
When you create a Pull Request, make sure:
- You have a valid CLA signed with Eclipse
- All your commits are signed off (git commit -s)
- Your commit message contains "Fixes #
<Github issue no> - Target to merge your fix is development branch
- Your code fits the code style guidelines
Attribution
The code style guidlines are taken from https://github.com/google/styleguide.
