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Node module to create the standard Brightscript boilerplate to get an app up and running. After running the create command, you will have created a working Roku app that can launch and display "Hello, World!",

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Roku Boilerplate

This is built to run in VS Code with the BrightScript Language extension

How to use it:

  1. Install it: npm i -g roku-boilerplate
  2. Navigate to where you want your project to be and then use: rb <project-name>
  3. Wait for the process to finish. It will open itself in VS code using code .
  4. Launch the app any which way you please and it will launch on the roku and take you to a screen with Hello, World!
  5. Now you have a working base for your roku app with a solid file structure

Submit any bugs here

Written at REDspace by Brian Willett

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Node module to create the standard Brightscript boilerplate to get an app up and running. After running the create command, you will have created a working Roku app that can launch and display "Hello, World!",

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