This is the starter kit to create your own add-on for wako.
An add-on, is an external script, that will add new features to wako. There are two kind of add-ons:
- The official ones, made by wako
- The unofficial ones, made by the communities. Be careful when installing third party add-ons, wako is not responsible about what these add-ons do.
For now, an add-on can add features on the Movie and Episode detail pages. An add-on can also be opened from the "Add-on Detail" page. From this you can create your own pages if you want to add extra features.
wako is written in JavaScript using Angular and Ionic framework. To create your own add-on, the easiest way to do so is to clone this project and start writing your code.
All your code, needs to be written in ./projects/plugin/src/.
The code in ./src, it's only for dev purpose to simulate wako.
Your entry point will be ./projects/plugin/src/plugin/plugin.module.ts where you defined the component you want to see in wako.
There are two way to test your add-on:
npm start, will run behind the scene ng serve. This is the fastest way to test your add-on will you keep developing itnpm run start:wako-like, this will build your add-on and the app will consume it like wako does. This is the recommended method once you think your add-on is ready to publish. You can still edit your code this way, but it will take more time to refresh the page since the build process could be long
Now that you think your add-on is completely finished, it's time to test it on your mobile. To do so, edit the file package.json and replace the X.X.X.X with your computer local IP.
Then run this command: npm run serve:wako-like. This will act exactly as npm run start:wako-like but will make the project accessible via any devices in your local network.
Then install the add-on inside wako via your manifest.json URL, like: http://X.X.X.X:4200/assets/plugins/manifest.json where X.X.X.X is your own IP address.
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