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maestro-roku
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A development platform for building roku channels in brighterscript.
Why maestro?
Maestro Makes roku development easier, especially for experienced software engineers from other platforms:
I believe that experienced developers from android, ios, c#, web, node, etc, should be able to be productive on a roku app in no more than a week, just as they would on any other platform. So I wrote maestro to make that possible.
Maestro is built to:
- Raise velocity
- Increase productivity
- Reduce learning
- Simply cross-skilling
- Make roku development more fun
- Produce roku apps that can be maintained by non roku developer
- Produce roku apps that can be unit tested easily
- Write code that can be tested and breakpoint debugged, outside of SG views (which are slow as hell, and prone to crashing when breakpoint debugging)
Quick start
COMING SOON: Separate sample project.
- Clone this repo
npm install
NOTE: To debug with RALE, you need to use a specific version, as the RALETracker task in my project is locked at 2.1.7 - I have downloads of those versions here.
Docs
Maestro-roku docs can be found here
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A development platform for building roku channels in brighterscript
The npm package maestro-roku receives a total of 325 weekly downloads. As such, maestro-roku popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that maestro-roku 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.
Package last updated on 09 Feb 2023
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