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RubyKodiClient is a work-in-progress client for Kodi JSON API v12 written in ruby.
Currently implemented are the following Methods:
from rubygems using
gem install kodi-client
or from the sources using
gem build kodi-client.gemspec
and then execute
gem build kodi-client-x.x.x.gemspec
In order to use JKodi Wrapper, Kodi remote control must be enabled. To do so perform the following steps:
1.) Go to Settings
2.) Open the Services Menu
3.) Select the Control Tab
4.) Enable Remote control
To create a client you need at least the ip and port of the kodi server
client = KodiClient.connect('127.0.0.1', 8080)
optional you can also provide authentication and if required, TLS
client = KodiClient.connect('127.0.0.1', 8080).auth('kodi', 'password').use_tls
once a client is created, all methods are available, e.g.
client = KodiClient.connect('127.0.0.1', 8080).auth('kodi', 'password').use_tls
application = client.application
gui = client.gui
with the method aquired, all calls can be executed, for example to quit kodi
client = KodiClient.connect('127.0.0.1', 8080).auth('kodi', 'password').use_tls
application = client.application
application.quit
or to play a movie
client = KodiClient.connect('127.0.0.1', 8080).auth('kodi', 'password').use_tls
player = client.player
# the file can be a local path on the server, or e.g. an upnp file url
player.player_open('path/to/file')
some calls just return a simple OK
result, some also return some data, the full response is always returned
in a KodiResponse
, which contains any error
and any result
as specified in the documentation.
client = KodiClient.connect('127.0.0.1', 8080).auth('kodi', 'password').use_tls
player = client.player
# the file can be a local path on the server, or e.g. an upnp file url
player.player_open('path/to/file')
# movie started, now we can seek (assuming it is player 1) to 50% of the movie
response = player.seek(1, 50.0)
# seek returns percentage, time and total time
response.result.percentage # => 50.0
response.result.time # => { 'hours' => 1, 'minutes' => 30, 'seconds' => 0}, 'milliseconds' => 0 }
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
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