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anthonylavado authored Nov 26, 2024
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# Jellyfin for webOS
This is a small wrapper around the web interface that the server provides (https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-web) so most of the developement happens there.
This is a small wrapper around the web interface provided by the server (https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-web) so most of the development happens there.


## Download
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- Compile an IPK either with the IDE or with ares-package
- Test the app on the emulator or ares-server or install it on your tv by following http://webostv.developer.lge.com/develop/app-test/

There are three ways of creating the required build environment:
There are three ways to create the required build environment:

- Full WebOS SDK Installation
- Docker
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`npm install`

Now you can package the app by running
Now you can package the app by running:

`npm run package`

## Building with Docker or WebOS SDK

`dev.sh` is a wrapper around the Docker commands, if you have installed the SDK directly, just ommit that part.
`dev.sh` is a wrapper around the Docker commands. If you have installed the SDK directly, just omit that part.

```sh
# Build the package via Docker
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## Usage
Fill in your hostname, port and schema and click connect. The app will check for a server by grabbing the manifest and the public serverinfo.
And then the app hands off control to the hosted webUI.
Fill in your hostname, port, and schema and click connect. The app will check for a server by grabbing the manifest and the public serverinfo.
Afterwards, the app hands off control to the hosted webUI.


## Testing
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