The Storyboard Designer install ships with several sample applications which make use of additional community sourced Lua modules to extend the capabilities of the standard runtime plug-ins. Two examples are the comms modules for the SocketJSON sample and the database functionality behind the LuaSqliteDatabase sample.
This document explores some examples of using the SDK API to send and receive Storyboard events and set application data variables in a Real-time Executable environment.
This document serves as a quick reference which aims to answer questions regarding the various ways in which gstreamer can be set-up in your Storyboard application, and explain the building blocks along the way.
Learn how the workflow for exporting Storyboard-built GUI applications to MCU hardware has been simplified by combining what used to be separate steps into a more unified experience for exporting to MCU-based hardware.
The STM32MP157C-DK2 is a great Linux capable application processor and development kit which is a perfect embedded target host for Storyboard HMI-based products.
Once you have configured your Linux target platform with the appropriate Storyboard runtime engine and successfully deployed and tested your Storyboard application (.gapp) file with associated graphical assets,scripts and fonts you are now ready to have this auto-boot directly into the application at power-on.