AZ-MODS Docs

Build, test and publish mods for the XDJ-AZ.

Getting startedWhat a mod is, how it runs, what you need Set up your environmentmacOS, Windows and Linux, with one build command Your first modThe template step by step: init, tick and a settings page Testing on your deckThe test harness, SSH, installing, logs and crash recovery Hooks and firmware tagsChanging EP147's own code on a specific firmware build Packaging and publishingGitHub releases that users add by repository, and the optional Mod Index GuidelinesThe crash-safety rules, good habits and a checklist before publishing API referenceEvery service with its thread and its limits

The Guidelines cover what keeps a mod stable.

Repositories

Repository	What it is
xdj-az-mods	AZ-MODS itself: releases, issues and the source, including the core that loads mods
xdj-az-emu	The XDJ-AZ emulator: the deck's program on your computer, for building and testing mods
az-mods-sdk	The SDK: the azmod-mod.h header, the build container, the template mod, the azmod-pack tool, and this guide's source
az-mods-examples	Example mods covering the services, with their test scenarios
az-mods-index	The Mod Index: repositories every deck shows by default, an optional route for publishing

The SDK and every mod are GPL-3.0, and mods are published with their source (see License).