OpenWebif is an open source web interface for Enigma2-based set-top boxes (STBs).

e2openplugin-OpenWebif’s documentation

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Please provide as much information as possible!

You'll need to enable Debug - Display Tracebacks in browser either

• from OpenWebif configuration, which can be found in your receiver's Plugins page. or
• by adding config.OpenWebif.displayTracebacks=true to /etc/enigma2/settings

Along with the steps you took that lead to the issue, the following are useful:

• Your OS or device (macOS / Win / Android / Apple ...)
• OS or device version (High Sierra / Win10 / Android 11 / iOS12 ...)
• Browser (Brave / Chrome / Firefox / Safari / Edge ...)

Remember - the more money we get info we have, the quicker we'll be able to troubleshoot!

We don't have every variation of setup at our disposable, so...

If possible, even more useful to include are:

• Whether the problem is constant or intermittent
• Whether the issue happens on just one or several browsers
• Screenshots - A picture really is worth a thousand words!!

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Licensed under the GNU General Public License, Version 3. See LICENSE for more details.

Download the most recent OpenWebif ipk package

# Remotely logged in via Telnet/SSH to enigma2 device
cd /tmp
init 4                        # graceful enigma2 shutdown
# fetching -- wget '<URL of .ipk file>'
# example:
wget 'https://github.com/E2OpenPlugins/e2openplugin-OpenWebif/raw/gh-pages/enigma2-plugin-extensions-openwebif_1.4.0-latest_all.ipk'
# installing -- opkg install <.ipk file>
# example:
opkg install ./enigma2-plugin-extensions-openwebif_1.4.0-latest_all.ipk
init 3                        # start enigma2 again

The Changelog is available here.

The following additional packages need to be installed:

python-pprint
python-cheetah
python-json
python-unixadmin
python-misc
python-twisted-web
python-pyopenssl
python-compression
python-ipaddress
python-six (>= 1.14)

(Dependencies should be handled by using ipkg/opkg packages)

OpenWebif files are located on the Enigma2 box at /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/Extensions/OpenWebif

On non-dev builds, .tmpl files will need to be generated to .py

• connect to the stb (eg. ssh root@boxip)
• manually delete the .pyc/.pyo file(s) associated with the template(s) you've modified (enigma2 will regenerate them) cheetah compile --nobackup --iext=.tmpl -R /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/Extensions/OpenWebif/controllers/views/
• restart Twisted server by going to /web/restarttwisted in the browser or
• restart Enigma2 init 4 && init 3

If you haven't already, you'll need to install npm

If this is your first time working with assets on OpenWebIf, you'll need to cd to the repo root, then run (cd ./sourcefiles/modern/ && npm install) which will download and install all required dependencies.

JavaScript Files Found at ./sourcefiles/modern/js, built using the command

(cd ./sourcefiles/modern/ && npm run build-js)

which minifies and writes to

./plugin/public/modern/js/

Upload these files to

/usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/Extensions/OpenWebif/public/modern/js/

CSS files Found at sourcefiles/modern/js, built using the command

(cd ./sourcefiles/modern/ && npm run build-css)

which minifies and writes to

./plugin/public/modern/css/

Upload these files to

/usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/Extensions/OpenWebif/public/modern/css/

Simply reloading the browser page will be enough, there's no need to restart Twisted server or Enigma2!

For the classic/old interface:

Javascript source files inside /sourcefiles/js need to be compressed via UglifyJS3

You need to increase the version number and write down your modification description inside of the source file. The compressed files have the following syntax : xx-.min.js

The script contrib/inotify_watcher.py is used for compiling CSS files on the developers host using Sass . On linux you need to have installed a package providing inotifywait and a version that actually supports inotify if one wants automatic compiling of CSS files on source directory changes (For debian based distributions this would be inotify-tools).

macOS and Windows do not have inotify support thus the automatic compiling will not work (yet). But if you installed Sass and the scss binary/script is in your PATH, calling contrib/inotify_watcher.py --force-update should work. Alternatively, you may define environment variable SCSS in order to point to the location of the scss binary/script.

Base command is

scss -t compressed --unix-newlines --sourcemap=none "in.scss":"out.css"