A Roku channel that "tags" (as in graffiti) its IP address to a server.
David Blume
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README.md
IP Tagger
IP Tagger is a test channel for Roku devices. It uses the BrightScript language.
Getting the project
You can get a copy of this project by clicking on the ZIP or TAR buttons near the top right of the GitList web page.
If you're me, and you want to contribute to the repo, then you can clone it like so:
git clone ssh://USERNAME@dlma.com/~/git/roku_ip_tagger.git
Building it
Ensure you can sideload a dev channel. Then see the "build_systems" command in ip_tagger.sublime-project to see how the channel is zipped and deployed.
Is it any good?
Yes.
To Do
- Try the new SDK
- Consider tradeoffs of screensaver vs. instanton background processing.
Licence
This software uses the WTFPL.