sgnl
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01-12-2017
12:12 PM
External Commands via Node.js (javascript)
Greetings, I created this little package as a foundation for when I can get around to writing my own Interface for my Roku. I've done some small proof of concepts with Electron and so far so good. Thought I'd share it here and get some :eyes: on it. Looking to get it used more so I can update the compatibility information for my package and all that jazz.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/nodeku
Thanks for a great product Roku Dev Team!
Aloha \mn/
https://www.npmjs.com/package/nodeku
Thanks for a great product Roku Dev Team!
Aloha \mn/
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Veeta
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01-13-2017
07:01 AM
Re: External Commands via Node.js (javascript)
It's great to see more work for node in tooling the Roku and making developers lives easier. It'd be even better if we could merge efforts of all the projects I'm aware of
https://github.com/belltown/roku-develop
https://github.com/TheThingSystem/node-roku
https://github.com/veeta-tv/node-roku-test
These all seem to have similar goals and are .js/.coffee. (disclosure: the last one on the list is a project i run)
https://github.com/belltown/roku-develop
https://github.com/TheThingSystem/node-roku
https://github.com/veeta-tv/node-roku-test
These all seem to have similar goals and are .js/.coffee. (disclosure: the last one on the list is a project i run)
sgnl
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01-28-2017
08:05 PM
Re: External Commands via Node.js (javascript)
nice work @veeta I didn't see your project on NPM (in fact I don't see it listed in the search as of this posting)
Yeah, I wanted to create something so I went ahead and did my module. My goals were to create something "small", practice testing with mocks (mocking SSDP and HTTP requests), Continuous integration and Continuous deployment (to NPM).
aloha
Yeah, I wanted to create something so I went ahead and did my module. My goals were to create something "small", practice testing with mocks (mocking SSDP and HTTP requests), Continuous integration and Continuous deployment (to NPM).
aloha