Pioneer controller needs a state() method, similar to what's on the samsung controller. This will ensure the State global variable is reasonably up to date with the on/off state of the device.
A parsers/pioneer.js will need to be made that then takes the State changes and updates the client in real time. Again - this can be taken from parsers/samsung.js. The templates/pioneer.tpl will need to have the token {{DEVICE_STATE}} added to the class - again, as done with samsung.tpl.
Grunt must be run after every parser change as it minifies and adds to the client-side JS.
imbrianj
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10 years ago
Pioneer controller needs a state() method, similar to what's on the samsung controller. This will ensure the State global variable is reasonably up to date with the on/off state of the device.
A parsers/pioneer.js will need to be made that then takes the State changes and updates the client in real time. Again - this can be taken from parsers/samsung.js. The templates/pioneer.tpl will need to have the token {{DEVICE_STATE}} added to the class - again, as done with samsung.tpl.
Grunt must be run after every parser change as it minifies and adds to the client-side JS.