tar xzvf TriggerToolkit.tar.gz
to extractpython run_trigger_toolkit.py
The Trigger Toolkit is a simple graphical user interface for creating, building and running Forge apps.
tar xzvf TriggerToolkit.tar.gz
to extractpython run_trigger_toolkit.py
To start the Toolkit, use the start menu item called Trigger Toolkit
To start the Toolkit, just double click TriggerToolkit.app in Finder, or start it from Launchpad or Spotlight.
To get started you'll need to install Python 2.6 or greater. If you don't already have python, you can find links to a distribution here.
Once you've got this, run python trigger_toolkit.py
from the commandline.
This should start the Toolkit server and open your browser at the interface - you can then login or signup and start working on apps.
Our command line tools bundled as part of the Toolkit.
If you want to interact with Forge from the command line, you can use the forge
command-line client which is located in your Toolkit installation, typically:
C:\> "C:\Users\<Your Username>\AppData\Local\Trigger Toolkit\forge.exe" create
(Please note: You'll need to run the Toolkit once to be have the commandline tools located in this folder)
$ $HOME/Library/Trigger\ Toolkit/forge create
$ ~/TriggerToolkit/forge create
Or if you can't use the Toolkit at all, sign up here and you can download the command-line tools manually.
C:\Users\<Your user>\AppData\Local\Trigger Toolkit
C:\Documents and Settings\<Your user>\Local Settings\Application Data\Trigger Toolkit
TriggerToolkit.app will be installed wherever you leave it. The most natural place for this is the Applications folder for your machine
On first run, the Toolkit will copy files into ~/Library/Trigger Toolkit
so that it can reliably update.
The Trigger Toolkit will be installed to wherever you extract it to.
Currently we don't have a package for Linux that includes a binary, but if you have Python installed on your system you should be able to get going with the Toolkit easily by using the source code distribution