Repository for all official CocktailBerry addons. For a detailed user guide, have a look at the official documentation. This is the official providing point for the app addon resources, automatically listed and managed over the GUI. If you are interested in creating an addon for CocktailBerry, have a look at the user guide, fork this repo, and commit a PR.
Here is a list of currently available add-ons.
Deprecated for latest CocktailBerry versions: You can get a similar behaviour without this addon in the base software. If you encounter issues, please uninstall this addon. A simple addon, which adds the option to define the default glass volume, is set at machine start. This setting will replace the default 200 ml with the selected value. In addition, you can set this value after each cocktail to ensure that this volume is always the default when a user chooses a recipe. You can just install it over the GUI and enjoy the additional setting.
Use this addon to access an additional GUI to manage different active presets of your cocktail recipes. You can create and edit presets, as well as activate them. Within a preset, you can define the recipes, which should be available for the maker. The preset will then set your selection to enabled and all other recipes to disabled. Note that this does not change the default CocktailBerry behaviour, but only alters the list used for available recipe calculation. Quickly switch between different presets and enjoy the flexibility of CocktailBerry. You can access the GUI as soon as you install the addon over the addon GUI.
This addon adds the option to detect the glass and only start the recipe if a glass is placed. It needs some sort of detection hardware, which emits a signal (low or high works) if a glass is detected. This can be an IR sensor, a switch or whatever you like, as long as it emits the signal on detection and the inverse on no detection. The signal needs to be sent at one given GPIO pin, which can be configured over the GUI.
To get started go to the documentation for the CocktailBerry addons.
You will most likely develop your addon according to this guideline within your local CocktailBerry.
If you are satisfied, fork this project, create a branch and place your addon into this repo addons folder.
If your addon needs extensive documentation, you can also create your folder within the addons folder with the Python file, as well as a readme file.
Otherwise, the documentation or description can be put into this readme file under the overview section.
To get your addon discovered and installable by CocktailBerry, place the according information into the addon_data.json file.
Each addon is an element in the list, containing its name, description and the (raw) file URL.
You can stick to the existing entries, as an example.
Please make the name entry similar to the ADDON_NAME defined in your addon file.
If you prefer using your repository for the addon, you will only need to enter the data into addon_data.json, but refer the URL to your project location.
After that, you can create a pull request and let your addon get verified. Verified addons are beneficial for the user because the will be shown over the GUI and can be installed with one click over it. Please remember, if you addon needs additional packages not included within CocktailBerry, either provide installation instruction or implement this logic into the addon setup.