Disclaimer: This is not complete, but making good progress!
Right now the only things stored on your device are server name, server port, user id, and some user preferences like movie sort order.
At any point, the format that is used to save those settings could change, and your data could be effectively lost (and you'll have to re-enter it).
In fact, it is likely this early on, as a few design decisions were made before I knew much about BrightScript format. Patience is appreciated.
With ImageMagick installed
sh make_images.sh
This will update the poster and splash images from the jellyfin-ux repo.
To test and deploy on your Roku device, it must be in developer mode first. Once there, set two environment variables that make uses.
export ROKU_DEV_TARGET=192.168.1.234
export ROKU_DEV_PASSWORD=aaaaThis is the IP address of your roku and the password you set for the rokudev account when you put your device in developer mode.
Testing is done with the Rooibos library. This works by including the tests in the deployment and then looking at telnet for the test results. This testing library requires the Rooibos Preprocessor to create a few of the helper files used during the tests. This can be installed via:
npm install -g rooibos-preprocessormake test will package up the application and tests and the deploy it to the Roku. Test results can be seen via telnet ${ROKU_DEV_TARGET} 8085
To deploy the application to your local roku run make install.
This packages up the application, sends it to your Roku and launches it.
Additional notes and instructions to help new developers get started: Development Guide For New Devs