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create-watchly-app

v1.0.0

Published

Bootstrap a Watchly Devkit app with Next.js

Readme

create-watchly-app

Build your own content-aware, screen-side app for the Watchly.ai platform in 10 minutes with the devkit.

Learn more about the Watchly hardware at https://watchly.ai

Watchly uses an edge AI hardware device to monitor the content on a TV and feed metadata to your sidescreen app, which is typically shown on a second screen that's mounted alongside the main screen. The sidescreen app that you're building with this dev kit can choose what to display and how to act based on knowledge of what's on the adjacent "main screen".

This package will bootstrap a React app using the Watchly Devkit: a Next.js Typescript project with Tailwind CSS.

Usage

npx create-watchly-app@latest [directory] [options]

If you omit the directory, the CLI prompts for a project name.

Options

| Flag | Description | | ---------------- | ------------------------------------- | | --use-npm | Install dependencies with npm | | --use-pnpm | Install dependencies with pnpm | | --use-yarn | Install dependencies with yarn | | --use-bun | Install dependencies with bun | | --skip-install | Skip installing dependencies | | --disable-git | Skip initializing a git repository | | --yes, -y | Accept all defaults (non-interactive) |

By default the CLI will stick with whichever package manager invoked npx (via npm_config_user_agent); if we can’t tell, we fall back to npm.

After install

cd your-project
npm run dev

Open the app in your browser -- /dev-kiosk is your playground: it emulates the Watchly browser and can simulate sending watchly-context messages to your app about what's on the main TV screen.

Developer documentation lives in the devkit README and lib/watchly-schema.ts inside the generated project.