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== Developer Tools == This allows the user to create new EPMs, assign the following metadata and add files: * '''Creators''' - Names (given/initials and family) and email addresses of those who created the EPM. * '''Title''' - The title for the EPM. * '''Description''' - A description of the purpose of the EPM. * '''Version''' - The version number of the EPM. * '''Control Screen''' - The screen plugin name of the controller for this EPM, (e.g. ''EPMC::MePrints'') * '''Requirements''' - Any requirements need for the EPM. This may be a minimum EPrints version, other EPMs or certain underlying applications installed on the EPrints server. * '''Home Page''' - The homepage for the EPM. This might be the GitHub homepage which display the README file, a page on this wiki or a specially constructed page for the EPM. * '''Files''' - The files on the current EPrints repository that should be added to this EPM. Once you have created an local EPM this will display with an ''Edit''' button to further edit the metadata, a '''Download''' button to download the EPM as a '''.epm''' file and a '''Publish''' button to upload the EPM to the Bazaar.
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