A fyne app that allows Roku tv control
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Updated TODO with goRoku code base and 2 more
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README.md
myRoku
Where my previous attempt goRoku, while was rather successful, I have decided to make a app.
Much thanks goes to the Fyne go-lang app framework, and myRoku gains all of it's cross platform support thru Fyne.
Current Version: v1.0-dev
Currently in a developmental state v1.0 will come with a long list of features:
- Cross platform support (supporting the native development on the Linux and Android platforms and moving to Windows and possibly iOS flavors as time progresses)
- Single Binary/Package (myRoku will strive to be single file or minimal files, this will allow "installation" to be quite simply drop the executable binary into your bin or run your system's installer to "install" the app)
- Attempt of keeping original goRoku design layout (myRoku will be using a majority of the code-base from goRoku, with just a Fyne framework on top providing the GUI instead of it being web-based)
- Minor improvements from the goRoku code-base (myRoku is it's ultimate successor, which means some of the original goRoku code will be improved for better/cleaner usage)
See todo for a list of things currently being worked on and or have been completed.
The Future
Features that may or may not make it into future versions:
- Possible "release" onto popular app stores like GooglePlay (this most likely will not happen, as this is an internal project and most likely will always be an internal project, i.e. not directly available to public)
- Ensure cross platform support for mobile devices of varying screen sizes and models. (this should be simple to do thanks to Fyne, but some of the layout may need to change to support the varying use cases)
See todo for a list of things currently being worked on and or have been completed.