Get started
Pick the route that matches what you have.
Try it without hardware
Run Anolis with the simulator: download the released runtime and the simulation provider, start them on your own computer, and read and control a simulated device over the HTTP API. Needs a Linux x86_64 or arm64 machine.
Install on a machine
For a Linux host that will run a real machine, such as a Raspberry Pi wired to BREAD boards or EZO sensors. Every route ends in the runtime's install.sh, driven directly, through the anolis-provision command, or from the workbench.
- Deployment overview: the routes and what gets installed
- Deploy with
install.sh - Deploy a remote machine over SSH
- anolis-workbench: the desktop and browser app
Read Safety before you power any actuator.
Build from source
For working on the runtime or a provider.
- Getting started: build the runtime, run it with the simulation provider, and try the HTTP API
- Deploy a development build
- Provider builds: sim, bread
