This project contains the Horizon client system source code. To learn more about the Horizon system, including how to try the Blue Horizon instance of it, please browse to http://bluehorizon.network. Note that the HEAD of this repository's master branch includes alpha-grade code under current development. Stable versions of this application are bundled in Ubuntu Snaps (cf. https://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/snappy), consult the bluehorizon-snap project listed below to learn more.

Related Projects:

• anax-ui (http://github.com/open-horizon/anax-ui): The source for the Anax web UI
• bluehorizon-snap (http://github.com/open-horizon/bluehorizon-snap): A Ubuntu Snappy bundling of the complete Horizon client components
• ubuntu-classic-image (http://github.com/open-horizon/ubuntu-classic-image): Produces complete system images

• Anax APIs
• Managed Workloads

• To execute the lint and other code checkers (make lint), you must install: go vet, golint, and jshint

make

make lint

make test

make test-integration

• Add "ANAX_LOG_LEVEL=5" to the Environment= configuration in the systemd unit file /etc/systemd/system/snap.bluehorizon.anax.service. Note that the value 5 is the classification of most debug log messages, 6 is used for even more granular log messages, something like a 'trace' level.
• Reload the systemd unit file with systemctl daemon-reload.
• Restart the anax process with systemctl restart snap.bluehorizon.anax.service.

Note that the Makefile constructs its own GOPATH and builds from it; this is a convenience that can sometimes cause problems for development tooling that expects a project to be in a subdirector of $GOPATH/src. To use the Makefile to build the project inside your user's GOPATH, set the TMPGOPATH envvar to GOPATH and execute make respecting your user's environment, e.g. TMPGOPATH=$GOPATH make -e deps