@headspinio/tizen-remote
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@headspinio/tizen-remoteRemote control automation for Tizen devices
import {TizenRemote, Keys} from '@headspinio/tizen-remote';
const remote = new TizenRemote({
host: 'my-tizen.device.local',
port: 12345,
appId: 'my.app-id',
});
await remote.connect();
await remote.click(Keys.LEFT);
await remote.longPress(Keys.ENTER);
await remote.disconnect();
This package acts as a WebSocket client for the Tizen Remote API and provides various convenience methods for automation.
npm i @headspinio/tizen-remote
(TODO)
If a token option is not provided via the TizenRemote constructor's options, this library will look for a token in the TIZEN_REMOTE_TOKEN environment variable (if neither are found, automatic pairing is attempted).
Copyright © 2022 HeadSpin, Inc. Licensed Apache-2.0
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Remote control automation for Tizen devices
We found that @headspinio/tizen-remote demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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