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@augmentos/sdk

v1.1.19

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Build apps for AugmentOS smartglasses. This SDK provides everything you need to create real-time AR applications that respond to voice, head movements, and other inputs.

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@augmentos/sdk

Build apps for AugmentOS smartglasses. This SDK provides everything you need to create real-time AR applications that respond to voice, head movements, and other inputs.

Prerequisites

  • Node.js (v18 or later)
  • Bun
  • Basic TypeScript knowledge

🚀 Building Your First App

The quickest way to get started is using our example app. This guide assumes you have a pair of compatible smart glasses connected to a phone running the AugmentOS app.

Install AugmentOS on your phone

Download AugmentOS from AugmentOS.org/install

Set up ngrok

We are going to use ngrok to expose your local app to the internet. This is useful for development, but when you're ready to go live, you'll want to deploy to a cloud service.

  1. Install ngrok
  2. Create an ngrok account
  3. Set up a static address/URL in the ngrok dashboard
  • Make sure you run the ngrok config add-authtoken <your_authtoken> line.
  • Make sure you select Static Domain, then generate a static domain.

Register your app with AugmentOS

AugmentOS Console

  1. Navigate to console.AugmentOS.org
  2. Click "Sign In" and log in with the same account you're using for AugmentOS
  3. Click "Create App"
  4. Set a unique package name like com.yourName.yourAppName
  5. For "Public URL", enter your ngrok static URL
  6. In the edit app screen, add the microphone permission. See the Permissions guide for details.

This automatically installs the app for your user. For other people to test the app (including others in your organization), they need to install the app. Get the app install link from the app edit page under the Share with Testers section.

Get your app running

  1. Install bun

  2. Create a new repo from the template using the Use this template dropdown in the upper right of the example app repository or the following command:

    gh repo create --template AugmentOS-Community/AugmentOS-Cloud-Example-App

    Create repo from template

    Note: If you want a more in-depth example (recommended for those who've already completed this quickstart), you can use the Extended Example which includes app settings support.

  3. Clone your new repo locally:

    git clone <your-repo-url>
  4. Navigate to your repo directory and install dependencies:

    cd <your-repo-name>
    bun install
  5. Set up your environment variables:

    • Create a .env file in the root directory by copying the example:
      cp .env.example .env
    • Edit the .env file with your app details:
      PORT=3000
      PACKAGE_NAME=com.yourName.yourAppName
      AUGMENTOS_API_KEY=your_api_key_from_console
    • Make sure the PACKAGE_NAME matches what you registered in the AugmentOS Console
    • Get your API_KEY from the AugmentOS Developer Console
  6. Run your app:

    bun run dev
  7. Expose your app to the internet with ngrok:

    ngrok http --url=<YOUR_NGROK_URL_HERE> 3000

    Note: 3000 is the port. It must match what is in the app config. If you changed it to 8080, use 8080 for ngrok instead.

After making changes to your app code or restarting your server, you may need to restart your app inside the AugmentOS phone app.

For more information, visit the AugmentOS-Cloud-Example-App repository. For a more in-depth example with app settings support, see the Extended Example.

Next Steps

📄 License

MIT License.