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frogphone

v1.1.0

Published

Turn your phone browser into a LAN webcam.

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Links

Git

Maintainers

doodles172doodles172

Keywords

webcamcameralanphone

Readme

About

FrogPhone is a very minimal & lightweight version of phonesense made in TypeScript instead of Python.

Endpoints

Camera:

  • /phone - Prompts for camera access and sends camera feed to /ingest.
  • /ingest - Receives camera feed and stores the latest frame in memory.
  • /camera - View the latest frame that your camera captured. LED display:
  • /display - Turns the screen into an LED board (~24px per LED, change with ?size=). Tap once for fullscreen.
  • /display/led - GET returns the board size and pixels, POST lets you draw on it.

How to use FrogPhone

  1. Install and run FrogPhone using the following command:
npx frogphone
  1. On your phone, go to the URL that it printed.
  2. Accept the camera access prompt.
  3. Done! You now use the /camera endpoint to view the latest frame that your camera captured.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT LICENSE.