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lgtv-webos-api
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This is a really simple API Wrapper for LGTV WebOS.
npm install lgtv-webos-api
Typescript :
import LgTv from 'lgtv-webos-api';
Javascript :
const LgTv = require('lgtv-webos-api').default;
// MAC ADDRESS is needed only for turn on TV by wake on lan
const tv = new LgTv('LG_TV_IP_ADDRESS', 'LG_TV_MAC_ADDRESS');
tv.turnOn(); // This turns the TV ON
Turns TV on
Turns TV off
Opens the web browser at specified url
Display a toast notification on the TV
Turn soud on/off
Return audio status (like volume, muted...)
Return volume
Set the volume (between 0 and 100)
Increase volume by 1
Decrease volume by 1
Clic play button
Clic pause button
Clic stop button
Clic rewind button
Clic fast forward button
Clic channel up button
Clic channel down button
Set channel (channelId is actually the number of the channel)
Return the actual channel
Return all channels
Return cursor socket (to simulate clics on screen)
Set 3D on
Set 3D off
Return all inputs available
Set actual TV input
Return TV software infos
Return TV services
Return all applications launch points
Open an application with payload
Open an application
Close an application
Return foreground app infos
Return actual sound output
Set actual sound output
Return system infos
Return all apps
FAQs
Simple LGTV WebOS API wrapper
The npm package lgtv-webos-api receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, lgtv-webos-api popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that lgtv-webos-api demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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