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In openHAB, every item carries a state.
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The state of an Item is an Object itself and can be accessed with `MyItem.state`.
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A complete and up-to-date list of item types are currently allowed in OpenHAB and the command types each item can accept is given in the [openHab documentation for items]({{base}}/concepts/items.html).
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A complete and up-to-date list of item types are currently allowed in openHAB and the command types each item can accept is given in the [openHab documentation for items]({{base}}/concepts/items.html).
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To use the state of an Item in rules it is often necessary to know what type of state the Item is carrying and how to convert it into types that can be used in such operations.
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Conversely, to use the result of a calculation to modify the state of an item may require its transformation into a suitable type.
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This guide describes the steps to setup Eclipse and how to run and debug an add-on in Eclipse.
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::: tip Existing Eclipse Installations
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If you already have Eclipse installed it is recommended to perform a separate Eclipse install for OpenHAB to avoid overriding your existing Eclipse configuration.
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If you already have Eclipse installed it is recommended to perform a separate Eclipse install for openHAB to avoid overriding your existing Eclipse configuration.
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:::
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## Eclipse IDE Setup
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### Running Add-ons
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Under `Infrastructure` you will find the project `org.openhab.demo.app`.
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This project contains the full configuration to run OpenHAB.
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This project contains the full configuration to run openHAB.
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The following files are of interest for the execution environment:
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```text
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|------- conf Here you configure the manual text files
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|------- userdata Here is the openHAB user data
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|------- logback.xml XML file for logging options
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|--- app.bndrun The file to start OpenHAB
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|--- app.bndrun The file to start openHAB
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|--- pom.xml The pom file with all dependencies for the demo project
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```
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If you want to develop a new binding read about the [Skeleton Script](../#develop-a-new-binding) to generate the base for your binding and create all required files.
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Then follow the above steps to build your sources and to configure the demo app to run your binding.
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## Updating OpenHAB
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## Updating openHAB
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You can update the OpenHAB version you are running in the IDE at any time simply by updating your git repos under your install folder.
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You can update the openHAB version you are running in the IDE at any time simply by updating your git repos under your install folder.
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For example to update to the latest version run `git checkout` in each repo folder under your `git` folder in the installation folder.
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- git, Maven, IntelliJ and Java 11 are installed
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## Install OpenHAB distribution
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## Install openHAB distribution
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1. Install the official [openHAB distribution](https://www.openhab.org/download/)
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1. Start the distribution **in debug mode** (use `./start_debug.sh` instead of `./start.sh` in step 4)
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## Recommended hardware
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OpenHab will run on any Armbian [supported hardware](https://www.armbian.com/download/?device_support=Supported) but it is recommended to choose boards that have at least:
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openHAB will run on any Armbian [supported hardware](https://www.armbian.com/download/?device_support=Supported) but it is recommended to choose boards that have at least:
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- 512 Kb of memory (on minimal or server image)
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- eMMC or a [quality SD card](https://docs.armbian.com/User-Guide_Getting-Started/#how-to-prepare-a-sd-card)
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```nginx
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# OpenHab NGINX config
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# openHAB NGINX config
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server {
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listen 2020; #This is simply an unused port, it can be any number
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To all newcomers: please read the section [New User Tutorial]({{base}}/tutorial).
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That section provides you with step-by-step instructions for your first easy setup.
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OpenHAB runs on most popular platforms such as Linux, Windows and MacOS and on almost any hardware ranging from Raspberry Pis to desktop computers and server PCs.
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openHAB runs on most popular platforms such as Linux, Windows and MacOS and on almost any hardware ranging from Raspberry Pis to desktop computers and server PCs.
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You can find specific installation instructions for these and other platforms in the [Installation Overview]({{base}}/installation/index.html) article.
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If you have a strong preference towards a particular platform, then that platform is probably your best choice.
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