Project initialization

At the beginning

When Telosys-CLI starts nothing is defined ( no "home directory", no "model", no "bundle", etc...)

You can use the env command to see the current Telosys environment.

telosys>env

With the command h you can see that the "home directory" is not yet defined.

Set the "home directory"

When Telosys-CLI starts its current directory is the directory where it has been launched

Use pwd to print the current working directory

Use cd to change the current directory

Once your are in the correct directory (the directory where you want to work with Telosys) you can use the h command to set the project's home

Example 1 : use the current directory "." as HOME

telosys>h .

Example 2 : use the "foo" subdirectory as HOME

telosys>h foo

Once Telosys HOME is defined the prompt contains a "#"

telosys#>

Initialize the Telosys environment

Once the "home directory" is defined, you can initialize the Telosys projet.

For that just run the init command

telosys#>init

This command creates the "TelosysTools" folder containing all the Telosys files and subfolders.

Configure the project

Each project can be configured, for example, to define project-specific variables or to define the directory where the generated files must be created.

All the configuration of a Telosys project is defined in the "TelosysTools/telosys-tools.cfg" file. You can edit the "telosys-tools.cfg" file with your favorite text editor.

To print the current configuration, use the cfg command.

To edit the configuration file with the Telosys-CLI default editor use ecfg command.

For more information about project configuration see Configuration & variables.

If you want to try Telosys quickly you can continue with the default configuration.