A basic UniversalDashboard running on nginx
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Prerequisites
For this writeup, I’m using Ubuntu 18.04. Software packages are geared toward using that version.
First, we’ll need to install our dependencies
There are several ways to install Powershell core on Ubuntu. I recommend Microsoft’s documentation for ubuntu 18.04 here
Once installed, enter Powershell and install the UniversalDashboard module. This will use the community edition.
pwsh PS> Install-Module UniversalDashboard.Community -Scope CurrentUser Confirm it is installed:
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Use “Environment” Class Properties Instead of “env:” Drive
Environment variables are different between the different operating systems. All of them have
PATH , but not much else. Windows and MacOS both have variables for the temp directory, but they have different names.
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