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tizenbrew-module-detv-launcher

v1.0.1

Published

2 months ago

TizenBrew-Modul: startet die DE-TV-App vom eigenen Home-Assistant-Server

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tizenbrew tizen samsung smarttv iptv

DE TV — TizenBrew-Launcher

Winziges TizenBrew-Modul, das DE TV vom eigenen Home-Assistant-Server startet.

Warum das Modul so klein ist

TizenBrew lädt Module ausschließlich über jsDelivr (npm/… oder gh/…) — ein Modul muss also öffentlich liegen. Die eigentliche App soll aber nicht öffentlich sein und vor allem ohne Neuveröffentlichung änderbar bleiben.

Lösung: Öffentlich liegt nur dieser Launcher. Er zeigt per websiteURL auf den Home-Assistant-Server im eigenen LAN, wo die App unter /config/www/detv/ liegt und von Home Assistant unter /local/detv/ ausgeliefert wird.

Ändern sich App-Dateien, passiert das auf dem HA-Server. Hier muss nichts neu gepusht werden.

TizenBrew  ──jsDelivr──▶  dieses Repo (package.json)
                                  │  websiteURL
                                  ▼
                     http://192.168.178.52:8123/local/detv/index.html

Installation

Im TizenBrew-Modul-Manager auf dem Fernseher:

Add GitHub module
Eintragen: LukasLeihs/detv-launcher

Konfiguration

Die Zieladresse steht in package.json unter websiteURL. Zeigt der HA-Server auf eine andere IP, dort anpassen und pushen.

Zielplattform

Samsung UE49MU6199, Tizen 3.0, Chromium M47 (Dezember 2015). Deshalb ist auch dieses Skript striktes ES5 — kein let, keine Klassen, keine Arrow-Functions in kritischen Pfaden.

Die eigentliche App liegt in einem separaten Projekt.