Demos

The EHANDBOOK Container-Build demo projects are available in our public GitHub repository:

https://github.com/EHANDBOOK/ehandbook-cb-demos

The demos show how to generate EHANDBOOK containers from different source formats and project constellations, for example Simulink, C-Code, AUTOSAR, ASCET, and mixed-model setups.

EHANDBOOK Container-Build demos on GitHub

Use the demos to:

  • learn EHB-CB project structures

  • understand configuration patterns for common use cases

  • evaluate features with ready-to-run examples

  • start quickly from a working baseline and adapt it to your own project

What each demo contains

Each demo is self-contained and typically includes:

  • README.md with scenario description, key features, and step-by-step instructions

  • build.bat to run the demo build

  • Input/ with demo-specific source files and configurations

  • Output/ with pre-built .ehb output for immediate exploration in EHANDBOOK-NAVIGATOR

What you need

Before running demo builds, make sure you have:

  • EHANDBOOK Container-Build tools (latest version recommended)

  • EHANDBOOK-NAVIGATOR (latest version recommended)

  • Git

  • optionally: MATLAB/Simulink (R2021a or later) for Simulink-based demos

ETAS offers time-limited evaluations for EHANDBOOK products via license.etas.com.

Getting started

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/EHANDBOOK/ehandbook-cb-demos.git
cd ehandbook-cb-demos

Then:

  1. Adapt set_tool_paths.bat to your local tool installation paths.

  2. Open one demo directory.

  3. Run build.bat.

  4. Open the generated .ehb from the demo’s Output/ folder in EHANDBOOK-NAVIGATOR.

Demo scope overview

The repository contains 30+ demos, grouped by technology and use case, including:

  • mixed-model integration (for example ASCET + Simulink + C-Code)

  • Simulink-focused workflows

  • C-Code documentation scenarios

  • AUTOSAR Classic architecture documentation

  • ASAM-based workflows

  • AsciiDoc/customization and localization examples

  • add-on toolbox integrations

For the complete and current list, see the repository overview in:

https://github.com/EHANDBOOK/ehandbook-cb-demos