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eureka-dongle

v0.1.0

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node.js module for the the Chromecast's very basic functionality

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Eureka Dongle (AKA chromecast)

A stupid simple app launcher for your chromecast

install

npm install eureka-dongle

use

You'll want to pull in node-ssdp for your project and use it when creating a new dongle instance.

see test/find-devices.js for an example.

commands

start(app, resource, callback) - starts an application

example: dongle.start('YouTube', 'OoabVM4DokQ', console.log)

stop(app) - stops an application

example: dongle.start('YouTube')

Apps

This thing just houses a browser on some form of linux. Many of the applications are available in your desktop browser as well

YouTube


start('youtube', 'OoabVM4DokQ', /* ... */)

opens https://www.youtube.com/tv?v=OoabVM4DokQ

Netflix

TODO

GoogleMusic

TODO

PlayMovies

TODO

TicTacToe


start('tictactoe' /* ... */)

opens http://www.gstatic.com/eureka/sample/tictactoe/tictactoe.html