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*Note:* If you plan to integrate your module into LuCI, you should read the [wiki:Documentation/Modules Module Reference] before. *Note:* If you plan to integrate your module into LuCI, you should read the [wiki:Documentation/Modules Module Reference] before.
This tutorial describes how to write your own modules for the LuCI WebUI. This tutorial describes how to write your own modules for the LuCI WebUI.
For this tutorial we refer to your LuCI installation direcotry as *lucidir_' (/usr/lib/lua/luci if you are working with an installed version) and assume your LuCI installation is reachable through your webserver via '_/cgi-bin/luci*. For this tutorial we refer to your LuCI installation directory as *lucidir_' (/usr/lib/lua/luci if you are working with an installed version) and assume your LuCI installation is reachable through your webserver via '_/cgi-bin/luci*.
If you are working with the development environment replace *lucidir_' with '''''/path/to/your/luci/checkout''/applications/myapplication/luasrc''' (this is a default empty module you can use for your experiments) and your LuCI installation can probably be reached via http://localhost:8080/luci/ after you ran '_make runhttpd*. If you are working with the development environment replace *lucidir_' with '''''/path/to/your/luci/checkout''/applications/myapplication/luasrc''' (this is a default empty module you can use for your experiments) and your LuCI installation can probably be reached via http://localhost:8080/luci/ after you ran '_make runhttpd*.