Hello!
I'm currently writing a Component for Delphi's RAD Studio 2010 that will interface with the JSON RPC and provide a component style access to the remote features of XBMC.
Currently, I've implemented an "Active" property, the "Input." series of commands, Ping, and a few other things. I'm on a roll and I'm going to try to slog through most of the basic/easy commands first.
Basically, the idea is that you can either dynamically create a ThttpXBMC object and do "things" that you can do with the JSON interface (retrieve permissions, hit the'up" button, get the current playlist, etc), or just drop a component on your form.
It has properties like
I've been whittling away at this for a while, but recently I've started to dig into this.
The question I have is if whether there is sufficient interest in this for me to make it a "public" project? As in release the source on GitHub or something akin to that.
I'm not very familiar with the process of creating and working collaboratively with people on programming projects, but I'm willing to dive in a learn!
Cheers
I'm currently writing a Component for Delphi's RAD Studio 2010 that will interface with the JSON RPC and provide a component style access to the remote features of XBMC.
Currently, I've implemented an "Active" property, the "Input." series of commands, Ping, and a few other things. I'm on a roll and I'm going to try to slog through most of the basic/easy commands first.
Basically, the idea is that you can either dynamically create a ThttpXBMC object and do "things" that you can do with the JSON interface (retrieve permissions, hit the'up" button, get the current playlist, etc), or just drop a component on your form.
It has properties like
I've been whittling away at this for a while, but recently I've started to dig into this.
The question I have is if whether there is sufficient interest in this for me to make it a "public" project? As in release the source on GitHub or something akin to that.
I'm not very familiar with the process of creating and working collaboratively with people on programming projects, but I'm willing to dive in a learn!
Cheers