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Provide interface/data standards for exchanging data and controls between Node-RED and the web pages.uibuilder aims to reduce the requirement for a framework by making it easier to work with vanilla HTML/CSS. No framework is needed to use uibuilder but it will work with them where desired. Be a conduit between Node-RED and front-end (browser) UI web apps.Support easy methods for creating and delivering data-driven web apps and web pages (also known as web User-Interfaces).Other folk have also produced uibuilder-related content. There is a library of "official" video tutorials on YouTube. This can also be accessed from within uibuilder nodes even without an Internet connection. Please refer to the Documentation web site. Also see the FAQ's and answered questions on the Node-RED Forum. Other examples can be found on the Node-RED Flows site and the uibuilder WIKI. The templates feature in uibuilder provides working front-end code of various configurations. Select the node-red-contrib-uibuilder folder and choose an example. Please see the First-timers walkthrough in the documentation and the Introduction Video for more help to get started. You are now ready to edit the front-end html/javascript/css if you wish and to add logic in Node-RED to provide inputs and handle outputs. Re-open the uibuilder node's settings and click the "Open" button to see the resulting web page.

Add an inject node for some simple input data and two debug nodes on the two output ports so that you can see everything that is going on.

Close the settings and click on the Deploy button. Open its settings and give it a "URL" which is used as the identifying name. Once installed, The following is a typical simple flow to get going. Older changes can be found in the previous change documents: CHANGELOG-V5, CHANGELOG-V3/V4, CHANGELOG-v2, and CHANGELOG-v2 Getting started The current CHANGELOG contains all of the changes and requirement details for each version. You will need to restart Node-RED if installing manually. Npm install totallyinformation/node-red-contrib-uibuilder#branchname To install development branches, please install from GitHub: cd ~/.node-red

To install manually, from a command line on your Node-RED server: cd ~/.node-red Uibuilder is best installed using Node-RED's Palette Manager.

It includes many helper features that can reduce or eliminate the need to write code for building data-driven web applications and user interfaces for Node-RED. Uibuilder provides a stand-alone web server that allows for interfacing with Node-RED, while giving you help and complete freedom to create custom web interfaces. Easily create data-driven web UI's for Node-RED using any (or no) front-end library.