If you want a quick look at maestro-roku, you can start with the maestro sample app that will get you running in no time:

• git clone git@github.com:georgejecook/maestro-roku.git
• cd maestro-roku/samples
• npm install
• npm run ropm
• code .
• Update .env file with your roku ip and password
• Launch the app

The sample contains examples of:

• Project and tooling setup
• Application architecture
• Switching screens with Tabcontroller
• Pushing and popping screens with NavController
• Node generation for models and views
• MVVM bindings
• MVC style coding for controls
• Unit testing

Maestro-roku comprises the following components:

• Core framework
• bsc plugin

The maestro framework is installed via ropm package manager for roku. All sources required for the project are included in the ropm module

You can integrate it into an existing project or try out the sample app:

• add the following to your package.json:

   "dependencies": {
       "bslib": "npm:@rokucommunity/bslib@^0.1.1",
       "log": "npm:roku-log@^0.4.1",
       "maestro": "npm:maestro-roku@^0.10.0"
   },
   "ropm": {
     "rootDir": "src",
     "packageRootDir": "dist",
     "noprefix": [
       "maestro"
     ]
   },
  

• ropm package manager requires that only ropm modules are included in you package.json dependencies
• Maestro ropm module is pre-namespaced, hence the additional ropm settings in package.json
• We install bslib and roku-log as dependencies