Obtaining and building the code
Make sure that you have all prerequisites installed. On Ubuntu / Debian / Raspian use:
$ sudo apt-get install build-essential autoconf autotools-dev libtool cmake libudev-dev libavahi-compat-libdnssd-dev libusb-1.0-0-dev libcurl4-gnutls-dev libgphoto2-dev libz-dev git curl patchelf bsdmainutils
It is advised to remove libraw1394-dev as the build may fail if it is installed
$ sudo apt-get remove libraw1394-dev
On macOS install XCode and download and build autoconf, automake and libtool (use tools/cltools.sh script).
If you're ready, get the code and built it
$ git clone https://github.com/indigo-astronomy/indigo.git
$ cd indigo
$ make all
$ build/bin/indigo_server indigo_ccd_asi [other drivers]
and connect from any INDIGO client or WEB browser to port 7624...
INDIGO Development Documents
The complete documentation is available in the INDIGO documentation index.
Getting started
Introduction to INDIGO development - the bus, devices, clients, agents and drivers explained
INDIGO makefiles - how the build system is organized
Driver development
Basics of INDIGO Driver Development - a brief driver development guide with examples
INDIGO Driver Generator - Migration Guide - migrating a driver to the code generator
INDIGO Device Access Control and Exclusive Lock System - how device locking works
INDIGO Multi-instance Support - for devices without plug & play support
Saving images from the camera driver - how a camera driver stores the captured images
Serial Device Simulators - testing a driver without the real hardware
INDI conversion - mapping of the INDI properties and items to INDIGO
Client development
Basics of INDIGO Client Development - a brief client development guide with examples
Protocols, properties and data formats
INDIGO Protocols - description of the INDIGO protocols
INDIGO Properties - list of INDIGO properties, their items and mapping to legacy INDI protocol
INDIGO Raw Image Format - the raw image format used by INDIGO
Documents for both users and developers
Guide to indigo_server and INDIGO Drivers - how to start the server, load and configure drivers
INDIGO Agents - what the agents are and how to use them
INDIGO Scripting Guide - writing scripts for the scripting agent
Basics of INDIGO Scripting - a short introduction to INDIGO scripting
Script based Sequencer - ready to use sequencer built on the scripting agent
INDIGO Property Manipulation in Examples - controlling INDIGO from the command line with indigo_prop_tool
This is INDIGO license if you want to use the code
INDIGO Astronomy open-source license (version 2.0, December 2020)
Copyright (c) 2020 CloudMakers, s. r. o.
Copyright (c) 2020 Rumen G.Bogdanovski
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
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Redistribution in source or binary form for fee is permitted only as part of another different product or as product derived from this software.
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