Closed gurka closed 9 years ago
I think for the normal user creating the own server is way to complicated. Please correct me if I'm wrong! But maybe we should discuss committing the app to the official store ...
For the more experienced user maybe this link is enough? http://www.samsungdforum.com/Guide/?FolderName=art00013&FileName=index.html
Yes, it probably is too complicated for normal users. I don't know about the requirements needed to get accepted to the official store, but it's a good idea.
Anyway, I think that the link should be added to the README.md. I know how to setup http-servers and stuff like that, but I had no idea how the Samsung SmartTV App Sync stuff worked - so that link really helped me out!
All you need is to run a local webserver on your PC/Laptop within your LAN.
There are installers like EasyPHP or XAMPP that will allow you to run a webserver but they come with stuff like PHP and MySQL which you don't need at all to host you own app sync server.
The easiest way is to download and run nginx for windows: http://nginx.org/en/docs/windows.html
Then place the TwitchTV.zip and the widgetlist.xml files in the html folder of nginx: (C:\nginx-1.9.0\html) and modify the IP address of the
Thanks for documenting these tips, guys. I will close this issue, as it's not really a software issue.
Hi,
I think that there should be instructions to host your own app sync server with the Twitch app, for many reasons:
Either a short description in the README or a link to somewhere where it's explained how to setup your own app sync server would be suffice. Maybe it's enough to clone the repo and host that directory via HTTP. No domain name or subdirectories, just http://[ip]/ ?