To learn more about Screenly, please visit the official website at ScreenlyApp.com. On the official site, you'll find the complete installation instructions, along with a live-demo of Screenly.
To simplify development of the server module of Screenly OSE, we've created a Docker container. This is intended to run on your local machine with the Screenly OSE repository mounted as a volume.
Assuming you're in the source code repository, simply run:
$ docker run --rm -ti \
-p 8080:8080 \
-v $(pwd):/home/pi/screenly \
wireload/screenly-ose-server
- Adds support for setting 24/12h clock.
- System updates (including Bash and OpenSSL).
- Solves an UTF8 bug (#226)
- Various bugfixes.
- Adds support for Raspberry Pi Model B+.
- Improves handling in
viewer.pywhere the splash page is being displayed beforeserver.pyhas been fully loaded. - Pulls in APT updates from Screenly's APT repository.
- Other bugfixes up to commit 1946e252471fcf34c27903970fbde601189d65a5.
- Fixes issue with load screen failing to connect.
- Adds support for video feeds (#210).
- Resolves issue with assets not being added (#209).
- Resolves issue with assets not moving to active properly (#201).
- Pulls in APT updates from Screenly's APT repository.
- Upgrade kernel (3.10.25+) and firmware. Tracked in this fork.
- Change and use Screenly's APT repository (apt.screenlyapp.com).
apt-get upgradeto the Screenly APT repository.- Update Screenly to latest version.
- The disk image is available at ScreenlyApp.com.
nosetests --with-doctest