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webos-helper

v1.0.3

Published

A small utility that can help you to easily setup, create and manage, and do more on WebOS TV platform

Downloads

3

Readme

webos-helper

A helper tool for WebOS project management, simplifying tasks like installing the WebOS CLI, creating projects, pairing TVs, and building IPK files.

Installation

To install webos-helper globally, use the following command:

npm install -g webos-helper

Commands

Install WebOS CLI

Checks for the required Node.js and npm versions, and installs the WebOS CLI if they are present.

webos-helper install-cli

Create a New WebOS Project

Creates a new WebOS project with the specified project name.

webos-helper create-project <project-name>

Pair TV

Pairs a TV with the specified device name and IP address.

webos-helper pair-tv <device-name> <ip-address>

Build WebOS IPK File

Builds an IPK file for the specified WebOS project directory.

webos-helper build-ipk <project-dir>

Examples

Install WebOS CLI

webos-helper install-cli

Create a New WebOS Project

webos-helper create-project MyWebOSApp

Pair TV

webos-helper pair-tv MyTV 192.168.0.101

Build WebOS IPK File

webos-helper build-ipk ./MyWebOSApp

Development

Prerequisites

Ensure you have Node.js (version > 14.15.1) and npm installed.

Build the Project

To build the TypeScript project, run:

npm run build

Run Locally

You can test the package locally using:

npm start <command>

For example:

npm start install-cli
npm start create-project TestProject
npm start pair-tv TestDevice 192.168.0.101
npm start build-ipk ./TestProject

Test

To run tests, use:

npm test

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.