pax_global_header00006660000000000000000000000064150234402520014507gustar00rootroot0000000000000052 comment=de1f0d7fb5801a268f1c5014e428b26835a9b13a rokuecp-0.2.0/000077500000000000000000000000001502344025200131565ustar00rootroot00000000000000rokuecp-0.2.0/.github/000077500000000000000000000000001502344025200145165ustar00rootroot00000000000000rokuecp-0.2.0/.github/workflows/000077500000000000000000000000001502344025200165535ustar00rootroot00000000000000rokuecp-0.2.0/.github/workflows/doxygen-gh-pages.yml000066400000000000000000000017101502344025200224430ustar00rootroot00000000000000name: Doxygen GitHub Pages Deploy Action on: push: branches: - main jobs: deploy: runs-on: ubuntu-latest permissions: contents: write steps: - name: Checkout repository uses: actions/checkout@v4 - name: Install dependencies run: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install doxygen shell: bash - name: Configure CMake run: cmake -B ${{github.workspace}}/build -DDOCS=on -DDOCS_ONLY=on - name: Generate documentation run: cmake --build ${{github.workspace}}/build --target doc - name: Create .nojekyll (ensures pages with underscores work on gh pages) run: touch ${{github.workspace}}/build/html/.nojekyll shell: bash - name: Deploy to GitHub Pages uses: JamesIves/github-pages-deploy-action@v4 with: token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} branch: gh-pages folder: ${{github.workspace}}/build/htmlrokuecp-0.2.0/.gitignore000066400000000000000000000000061502344025200151420ustar00rootroot00000000000000.idea/rokuecp-0.2.0/CMakeLists.txt000066400000000000000000000040071502344025200157170ustar00rootroot00000000000000cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.30) project(rokuecp VERSION 0.2.0) set(CMAKE_C_STANDARD 11) option(DOCS "Generate documentation" off) option(DOCS_ONLY "Skip build and generate docs only" off) if(DOCS) find_package(Doxygen REQUIRED doxygen) set(DOXYGEN_PROJECT_NAME RokuECP) set(DOXYGEN_PROJECT_ICON controku.png) set(DOXYGEN_JAVADOC_AUTOBRIEF YES) set(DOXYGEN_OPTIMIZE_OUTPUT_FOR_C YES) set(DOXYGEN_TYPEDEF_HIDES_STRUCT YES) set(DOXYGEN_EXTRACT_LOCAL_CLASSES NO) set(DOXYGEN_SHOW_INCLUDE_FILES NO) set(DOXYGEN_USE_MDFILE_AS_MAINPAGE README.md) set(DOXYGEN_ALPHABETICAL_INDEX NO) set(DOXYGEN_HTML_COLORSTYLE AUTO_DARK) set(DOXYGEN_DISABLE_INDEX YES) set(DOXYGEN_GENERATE_LATEX NO) set(DOXYGEN_GENERATE_MAN YES) doxygen_add_docs(doc ALL) endif() if(NOT DOCS_ONLY) add_library(rokuecp SHARED rokuecp.c) set_target_properties(rokuecp PROPERTIES VERSION 0.2.0 SOVERSION 0 PUBLIC_HEADER rokuecp.h ) include(CheckFunctionExists) check_function_exists(strlcpy HAVE_STRLCPY) if(NOT HAVE_STRLCPY) target_compile_definitions(rokuecp PRIVATE -DNO_STRLCPY) endif() find_package(PkgConfig) pkg_check_modules(gssdp REQUIRED gssdp-1.6) pkg_check_modules(libsoup REQUIRED libsoup-3.0) pkg_check_modules(libxml2 REQUIRED libxml-2.0>=2.13) target_include_directories(rokuecp PRIVATE ${gssdp_INCLUDE_DIRS}) target_include_directories(rokuecp PRIVATE ${libsoup_INCLUDE_DIRS}) target_include_directories(rokuecp PRIVATE ${libxml2_INCLUDE_DIRS}) target_link_libraries(rokuecp PRIVATE ${gssdp_LINK_LIBRARIES}) target_link_libraries(rokuecp PRIVATE ${libsoup_LINK_LIBRARIES}) target_link_libraries(rokuecp PRIVATE ${libxml2_LINK_LIBRARIES}) configure_file(rokuecp.pc.in rokuecp.pc @ONLY) install(TARGETS rokuecp ARCHIVE DESTINATION lib LIBRARY DESTINATION lib PUBLIC_HEADER DESTINATION include) install(FILES "${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/rokuecp.pc" DESTINATION lib/pkgconfig) endif() rokuecp-0.2.0/LICENSE000066400000000000000000001045151502344025200141710ustar00rootroot00000000000000 GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3, 29 June 2007 Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 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But first, please read . rokuecp-0.2.0/README.md000066400000000000000000000024421502344025200144370ustar00rootroot00000000000000## RokuECP C library to interact with Roku devices remotely with ECP. ### Dependencies * libsoup 3 * gssdp 1.6 * libxml2 2.13 ### Compatibility Should work with anything supported by the dependencies above. 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See the * GNU General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License * along with this program. If not, see . */ #include "rokuecp.h" #include #include #include // Not all platforms have strlcpy (ahem... MinGW) #ifdef NO_STRLCPY size_t strlcpy(char* dest, const char* src, size_t size) { strncpy(dest, src, size - 1); dest[size - 1] = '\0'; size_t srclen = strlen(src); if (srclen < size - 1) { return srclen; } return size - 1; } #endif /** @internal * SSDP quit GMainLoop callback: Run after 5 seconds in the loop looking for Roku devices, quits the loop. * @param user_data Pointer to the main loop. * @return Whether quitting the loop was successful. */ static gboolean ssdpQuitGMainLoopCallback(gpointer user_data) { g_main_loop_quit(user_data); return G_SOURCE_REMOVE; } /** @internal * User data to pass to the SSDP resource_available callback */ struct ssdpResourceAvailableCallbackData { GMainLoop* mainLoop; /**< Pointer to the main loop */ int devicesFound; /**< Number of devices found */ char** deviceList; /**< List of device URL strings to populate */ const size_t maxDevices; /**< Max number of devices that can be found */ const size_t deviceStrSize; /**< Max size of each URL string */ }; /** @internal * SSDP resource_available callback: When SSDP finds a Roku device, add it to the deviceList and increment devicesFound. * @param self Pointer to the SSDP resource browser. * @param usn USN of the found resource. * @param locations List of strings with URLs to the resource. * @param user_data Pointer to ssdpResourceAvailableCallbackData struct with data to update */ static void ssdpResourceAvailableCallback(GSSDPResourceBrowser* self, const char* usn, const GList* locations, void* user_data) { struct ssdpResourceAvailableCallbackData* data = user_data; // Stop if the end of the device list has been reached if (data->devicesFound >= data->maxDevices - 1) { g_main_loop_quit(data->mainLoop); } // Update the list and increment devicesFound, then update the device find state strlcpy(data->deviceList[data->devicesFound++], locations->data, data->deviceStrSize); } /** @internal * Send a GET or POST request to the given URL * @param url string containing the URL to request * @param method type of request to send (e.g. "GET" or "POST") * @param response Pointer to GBytes pointer, to send response data to * @return libsoup error code, or HTTP status code, or 0 if the status is 200 OK */ static int sendRequest(const char* url, const char* method, GBytes** response) { // Set up session and send request SoupSession* session = soup_session_new(); SoupMessage* msg = soup_message_new(method, url); GError* error = NULL; GBytes* request = soup_session_send_and_read(session, msg, NULL, &error); if (response) { *response = request; } else { g_bytes_unref(request); } SoupStatus status = soup_message_get_status(msg); // Clean up and report error, if any g_object_unref(session); g_object_unref(msg); if (error) { int errorCode = error->code; g_error_free(error); return errorCode; } if (status == SOUP_STATUS_OK) { return 0; } return status; } /** @internal * A mapping from an XML element name to a string it will be copied to */ struct xmlElementToStringMap { const char* elementName; /**< Name of the XML element to copy content of */ char* destString; /**< String to copy to */ size_t destSize; /**< Size of destString in bytes */ }; /** @internal * Extract data from an XML node and copy results to specified strings * @param parentElement XML element to traverse child elements of * @param attrMode true if extracting from element attributes, false if extracting from element content * @param map Specification for what elements to look for and where to copy them * @param mapSize Number of mappings in the array */ static void fillFromXML(const xmlNode* parentElement, bool attrMode, struct xmlElementToStringMap map[], const size_t mapSize) { // Start by making every dest string empty to avoid returning garbage data for (size_t i = 0; i < mapSize; i++) { *map[i].destString = '\0'; } if (attrMode) { // Get every attribute listed in the map and copy to corresponding string xmlChar* value; for (size_t i = 0; i < mapSize; i++) { if (xmlNodeGetAttrValue(parentElement, (const xmlChar*) map[i].elementName, NULL, &value) == 0) { strlcpy(map[i].destString, (char*) value, map[i].destSize); xmlFree(value); } } } else { // Go through every child element and process those that match an element in the map for (const xmlNode* node = parentElement->children; node != NULL; node = node->next) { for (size_t i = 0; i < mapSize; i++) { if (strcmp((char*) node->name, map[i].elementName) == 0) { xmlChar* content = xmlNodeGetContent(node); if (content) { strlcpy(map[i].destString, (char*) content, map[i].destSize); xmlFree(content); } break; } } } } } int findRokuDevices(const char* interface, const size_t maxDevices, const size_t urlStringSize, char* deviceList[]) { // Set up gssdp to look for Roku devices GError* error = NULL; GSSDPClient* ssdpClient = gssdp_client_new_full(interface, NULL, 0, GSSDP_UDA_VERSION_1_0, &error); if (error) { int errorCode = error->code; g_object_unref(ssdpClient); g_error_free(error); return -errorCode; } GSSDPResourceBrowser* rokuFinder = gssdp_resource_browser_new(ssdpClient, "roku:ecp"); // Set up detection loop and callback GMainLoop* mainLoop = g_main_loop_new(NULL, FALSE); struct ssdpResourceAvailableCallbackData callbackData = {mainLoop, 0, deviceList, maxDevices, urlStringSize}; g_signal_connect(rokuFinder, "resource-available", G_CALLBACK(ssdpResourceAvailableCallback), &callbackData); // Activate Roku finder and run detection loop for 5 seconds or until list is full gssdp_resource_browser_set_active(rokuFinder, TRUE); g_timeout_add_seconds(5, ssdpQuitGMainLoopCallback, mainLoop); g_main_loop_run(mainLoop); // Cleanup gssdp when loop is done and return devices found g_main_loop_unref(mainLoop); g_object_unref(rokuFinder); g_object_unref(ssdpClient); return callbackData.devicesFound; } int getRokuDevice(const char* url, RokuDevice* device) { // Fill in the device URL strlcpy(device->url, url, sizeof(device->url)); // Request device-info from device and check for errors char queryURL[(sizeof(device->url) + sizeof("/query/device-info")) / sizeof(char) - 1]; strcpy(queryURL, url); strcat(queryURL, "/query/device-info"); GBytes* response; int httpError = sendRequest(queryURL, SOUP_METHOD_GET, &response); if (httpError == SOUP_STATUS_UNAUTHORIZED) { g_bytes_unref(response); return -3; } if (httpError) { g_bytes_unref(response); return httpError; } // Parse XML response and get device-info element xmlDocPtr doc = xmlReadDoc(g_bytes_get_data(response, NULL), "device-info.xml", "UTF-8", 0); g_bytes_unref(response); if (!doc) { return -2; } xmlNodePtr deviceInfoElement = xmlDocGetRootElement(doc); if (!deviceInfoElement) { xmlFreeDoc(doc); return -3; } // Fill in device fields based on device-info response char tmpPowerMode[8]; char tmpIsTV[5]; char tmpEcpMode[8]; char tmpDeveloperMode[5]; char tmpSearchEnabled[5]; char tmpHasPrivateListening[5]; char tmpHeadphonesConnected[5]; struct xmlElementToStringMap map[14] = { {"user-device-name", device->name, sizeof(device->name) / sizeof(char)}, {"user-device-location", device->location, sizeof(device->location) / sizeof(char)}, {"friendly-model-name", device->model, sizeof(device->model) / sizeof(char)}, {"serial-number", device->serial, sizeof(device->serial) / sizeof(char)}, {"ui-resolution", device->resolution, sizeof(device->resolution) / sizeof(char)}, {"wifi-mac", device->macAddress, sizeof(device->macAddress) / sizeof(char)}, {"software-version", device->softwareVersion, sizeof(device->softwareVersion) / sizeof(char)}, {"power-mode", tmpPowerMode, 8}, {"is-tv", tmpIsTV, 5}, {"ecp-setting-mode", tmpEcpMode, 8}, {"developer-enabled", tmpDeveloperMode, 5}, {"search-enabled", tmpSearchEnabled, 5}, {"supports-private-listening", tmpHasPrivateListening, 5}, {"headphones-connected", tmpHeadphonesConnected, 5}, }; fillFromXML(deviceInfoElement, false, map, sizeof(map) / sizeof(*map)); device->isOn = strcmp("PowerOn", tmpPowerMode) == 0; device->isTV = strcmp("true", tmpIsTV) == 0; device->isLimited = strcmp("limited", tmpIsTV) == 0; device->developerMode = strcmp("true", tmpDeveloperMode) == 0; device->hasSearchSupport = strcmp("true", tmpSearchEnabled) == 0; device->hasHeadphoneSupport = strcmp("true", tmpHasPrivateListening) == 0; device->headphonesConnected = strcmp("true", tmpHeadphonesConnected) == 0; // Clean up and return xmlFreeDoc(doc); return 0; } int rokuSendKey(const RokuDevice* device, const char* key) { // Disallow sending keys meant for TVs to non-TV devices if (!device->isTV) { for (int i = 0; i < 12; i++) { const char* tvOnlyKeys[12] = {"VolumeUp", "VolumeDown", "VolumeMute", "PowerOff", "ChannelUp", "ChannelDown", "InputTuner", "InputHDMI1", "InputHDMI2", "InputHDMI3", "InputHDMI4", "InputAV1"}; if (strcmp(key, tvOnlyKeys[i]) == 0) { return -1; } } } if (device->isLimited) { return -2; } // Return result of keypress request char* url = malloc(sizeof("/keypress/") + (strlen(device->url) + strlen(key)) * sizeof(char)); strcpy(url, device->url); strcat(url, "/keypress/"); strcat(url, key); int result = sendRequest(url, SOUP_METHOD_POST, NULL); free(url); if (result == SOUP_STATUS_UNAUTHORIZED) { return -3; } return result; } int getRokuTVChannels(const RokuDevice* device, const int maxChannels, RokuTVChannel channelList[]) { if (!device->isTV) { return -4; } if (device->isLimited) { return -5; } // Request tv-channels from device and check for errors char queryURL[(sizeof(device->url) + sizeof("/query/tv-channels")) / sizeof(char) - 1]; strcpy(queryURL, device->url); strcat(queryURL, "/query/tv-channels"); GBytes* response; int httpError = sendRequest(queryURL, SOUP_METHOD_GET, &response); if (httpError == SOUP_STATUS_UNAUTHORIZED) { g_bytes_unref(response); return -6; } if (httpError) { g_bytes_unref(response); return -1; } // Parse channel list XML xmlDocPtr doc = xmlReadDoc(g_bytes_get_data(response, NULL), "tv-channels.xml", "UTF-8", 0); g_bytes_unref(response); if (!doc) { return -2; } xmlNodePtr rootElement = xmlDocGetRootElement(doc); if (!rootElement) { xmlFreeDoc(doc); return -3; } // Iterate through channels and add them to the channel list int channelsFound = 0; for (const xmlNode* nextChannel = rootElement->children; nextChannel != NULL && channelsFound < maxChannels; nextChannel = nextChannel->next) { // Skip non-element nodes if (nextChannel->type != XML_ELEMENT_NODE) { continue; } char tmpPhysicalChannel[3]; char tmpFrequency[7]; struct xmlElementToStringMap map[] = { {"channel-id", channelList[channelsFound].id, sizeof(channelList->id) / sizeof(char)}, {"broadcast-network-label", channelList[channelsFound].network, sizeof(channelList->network) / sizeof(char)}, {"name", channelList[channelsFound].name, sizeof(channelList->name) / sizeof(char)}, {"type", channelList[channelsFound].type, sizeof(channelList->type) / sizeof(char)}, {"physical-channel", tmpPhysicalChannel, 3}, {"physical-frequency", tmpFrequency, 7}, }; fillFromXML(nextChannel, false, map, sizeof(map) / sizeof(*map)); if (*tmpPhysicalChannel) { channelList[channelsFound].physicalChannel = strtoul(tmpPhysicalChannel, NULL, 10); } else { channelList[channelsFound].physicalChannel = 0; } if (*tmpFrequency) { channelList[channelsFound].frequency = strtoul(tmpFrequency, NULL, 10) * 1000UL; } else { channelList[channelsFound].frequency = 0; } channelsFound++; } // Clean up and return number of channels found xmlFreeDoc(doc); return channelsFound; } int getActiveRokuTVChannel(const RokuDevice* device, RokuExtTVChannel* channel) { if (!device->isTV) { return -3; } if (device->isLimited) { return -4; } // Request tv-active-channel from device and check for errors char queryURL[(sizeof(device->url) + sizeof("/query/tv-active-channel")) / sizeof(char) - 1]; strcpy(queryURL, device->url); strcat(queryURL, "/query/tv-active-channel"); GBytes* response; int httpError = sendRequest(queryURL, SOUP_METHOD_GET, &response); if (httpError == SOUP_STATUS_UNAUTHORIZED) { return -5; } if (httpError) { g_bytes_unref(response); return httpError; } // Parse active channel XML and get channel element xmlDocPtr doc = xmlReadDoc(g_bytes_get_data(response, NULL), "tv-active-channel.xml", "UTF-8", 0); g_bytes_unref(response); if (!doc) { return -1; } xmlNodePtr rootElement = xmlDocGetRootElement(doc); if (!rootElement) { xmlFreeDoc(doc); return -2; } // Make sure channel is not empty xmlNode* channelElement = rootElement->children; if (!channelElement) { xmlFreeDoc(doc); return -2; } if (channelElement->type != XML_ELEMENT_NODE) { channelElement = channelElement->next; } // Fill in channel with data from XML char tmpPhysicalChannel[3]; char tmpFrequency[7]; char tmpActive[6]; struct xmlElementToStringMap map[] = { {"channel-id", channel->channel.id, sizeof(channel->channel.id) / sizeof(char)}, {"broadcast-network-label", channel->channel.network, sizeof(channel->channel.network) / sizeof(char)}, {"name", channel->channel.name, sizeof(channel->channel.name) / sizeof(char)}, {"type", channel->channel.type, sizeof(channel->channel.type) / sizeof(char)}, {"physical-channel", tmpPhysicalChannel, 3}, {"physical-frequency", tmpFrequency, 7}, {"active-input", tmpActive, 6}, }; fillFromXML(channelElement, false, map, sizeof(map) / sizeof(*map)); if (*tmpPhysicalChannel) { channel->channel.physicalChannel = strtoul(tmpPhysicalChannel, NULL, 10); } else { channel->channel.physicalChannel = 0; } if (*tmpFrequency) { channel->channel.frequency = strtoul(tmpFrequency, NULL, 10) * 1000UL; } else { channel->channel.frequency = 0; } // Only fill in the rest of the data if the channel is active (inactive channels have these fields blank) channel->isActive = strcmp("true", tmpActive) == 0; if (channel->isActive) { char tmpHasCC[5]; char tmpSignalState[5]; char tmpSignalQuality[4]; char tmpSignalStrength[5]; struct xmlElementToStringMap ifActiveMap[] = { {"program-title", channel->program.title, sizeof(channel->program.title) / sizeof(char)}, {"program-description", channel->program.description, sizeof(channel->program.description) / sizeof(char)}, {"program-ratings", channel->program.rating, sizeof(channel->program.rating) / sizeof(char)}, {"program-has-cc", tmpHasCC, 5}, {"signal-mode", channel->resolution, sizeof(channel->resolution) / sizeof(char)}, {"signal-state", tmpSignalState, 5}, {"signal-quality", tmpSignalQuality, 4}, {"signal-strength", tmpSignalStrength, 5}, }; fillFromXML(channelElement, false, ifActiveMap, sizeof(ifActiveMap) / sizeof(*map)); channel->program.hasCC = strcmp("true", tmpHasCC) == 0; channel->signalReceived = strcmp("none", tmpSignalState); if (*tmpSignalQuality) { channel->signalQuality = strtoul(tmpSignalQuality, NULL, 10); } else { channel->signalQuality = 0; } if (*tmpSignalStrength) { channel->signalStrength = (int8_t) strtol(tmpSignalStrength, NULL, 10); } else { channel->signalStrength = 0; } } else { *channel->program.title = '\0'; *channel->program.description = '\0'; *channel->program.rating = '\0'; *channel->resolution = '\0'; channel->program.hasCC = false; channel->signalReceived = false; channel->signalQuality = 0; channel->signalStrength = 0; } // Clean up and return active channel xmlFreeDoc(doc); return 0; } int launchRokuTVChannel(const RokuDevice* device, const RokuTVChannel* channel) { if (!device->isTV) { return -2; } const char* paramNames[3] = {"chan", "lcn", "ch"}; const char* paramValues[3] = {channel->id, channel->id, channel->id}; RokuAppLaunchParams launchParams = { "tvinput.dtv", "", NO_TYPE, paramNames, paramValues, 3 }; return launchRokuApp(device, &launchParams); } int getRokuApps(const RokuDevice* device, const int maxApps, RokuApp appList[]) { if (device->isLimited) { return -4; } // Request apps from device and check for errors char queryURL[(sizeof(device->url) + sizeof("/query/apps")) / sizeof(char) - 1]; strcpy(queryURL, device->url); strcat(queryURL, "/query/apps"); GBytes* response; int httpError = sendRequest(queryURL, SOUP_METHOD_GET, &response); if (httpError == SOUP_STATUS_UNAUTHORIZED) { g_bytes_unref(response); return -5; } if (httpError) { g_bytes_unref(response); return -1; } // Parse app list XML and get app element xmlDocPtr doc = xmlReadDoc(g_bytes_get_data(response, NULL), "apps.xml", "UTF-8", 0); g_bytes_unref(response); if (!doc) { return -2; } xmlNodePtr rootElement = xmlDocGetRootElement(doc); if (!rootElement) { xmlFreeDoc(doc); return -3; } // Iterate through apps and add them to the app list int appsFound = 0; for (const xmlNode* nextApp = rootElement->children; nextApp != NULL && appsFound < maxApps; nextApp = nextApp->next) { // Skip non-element nodes if (nextApp->type != XML_ELEMENT_NODE) { continue; } // Get app name from XML element content xmlChar* name = xmlNodeGetContent(nextApp); if (name) { strlcpy(appList[appsFound].name, (char*) name, sizeof(appList->name) / sizeof(char)); xmlFree(name); } else { *appList[appsFound].name = '\0'; } // Fill in app with data from XML struct xmlElementToStringMap map[] = { {"id", appList[appsFound].id, sizeof(appList->id) / sizeof(char)}, {"type", appList[appsFound].type, sizeof(appList->type) / sizeof(char)}, {"version", appList[appsFound].version, sizeof(appList->version) / sizeof(char)}, }; fillFromXML(nextApp, true, map, sizeof(map) / sizeof(*map)); appsFound++; } // Clean up and return number of apps found xmlFreeDoc(doc); return appsFound; } int getActiveRokuApp(const RokuDevice* device, RokuApp* app) { // Request active-app from device and check for errors char queryURL[(sizeof(device->url) + sizeof("/query/active-app")) / sizeof(char) - 1]; strcpy(queryURL, device->url); strcat(queryURL, "/query/active-app"); GBytes* response; int httpError = sendRequest(queryURL, SOUP_METHOD_GET, &response); if (httpError == SOUP_STATUS_UNAUTHORIZED) { g_bytes_unref(response); return -3; } if (httpError) { g_bytes_unref(response); return httpError; } // Parse active app XML and get app element xmlDocPtr doc = xmlReadDoc(g_bytes_get_data(response, NULL), "active-app.xml", "UTF-8", 0); g_bytes_unref(response); if (!doc) { return -1; } xmlNodePtr rootElement = xmlDocGetRootElement(doc); if (!rootElement) { xmlFreeDoc(doc); return -2; } // Make sure app is not empty xmlNodePtr appElement = rootElement->children; if (!appElement) { xmlFreeDoc(doc); return -2; } if (appElement->type != XML_ELEMENT_NODE) { appElement = appElement->next; } // Get app name from XML element content xmlChar* name = xmlNodeGetContent(appElement); if (name) { strlcpy(app->name, (char*) name, sizeof(app->name) / sizeof(char)); xmlFree(name); } else { *app->name = '\0'; } // Fill in app with data from XML struct xmlElementToStringMap map[] = { {"id", app->id, sizeof(app->id) / sizeof(char)}, {"type", app->type, sizeof(app->type) / sizeof(char)}, {"version", app->version, sizeof(app->version) / sizeof(char)}, }; fillFromXML(appElement, true, map, sizeof(map) / sizeof(*map)); // Clean up and return app xmlFreeDoc(doc); return 0; } int launchRokuApp(const RokuDevice* device, const RokuAppLaunchParams* params) { GString* url = g_string_sized_new((strlen(device->url) + strlen(params->appID)) * sizeof(char) + sizeof("/launch/")); g_string_assign(url, device->url); g_string_append(url, "/launch/"); g_string_append(url, params->appID); bool hasContentID = *params->contentID != '\0'; bool hasMediaType = params->mediaType != NO_TYPE; bool hasOtherParams = params->numOtherParams != 0; if (hasContentID) { g_string_append(url, "?contentId="); g_string_append_uri_escaped(url, params->contentID, NULL, TRUE); } if (hasMediaType) { if (hasContentID) { g_string_append_c(url, '&'); } else { g_string_append_c(url, '?'); } } switch (params->mediaType) { case FILM: g_string_append(url, "MediaType=movie"); break; case SERIES: g_string_append(url, "MediaType=series"); break; case SEASON: g_string_append(url, "MediaType=season"); break; case EPISODE: g_string_append(url, "MediaType=episode"); break; case SHORT_FORM_VIDEO: g_string_append(url, "MediaType=shortFormVideo"); break; case TV_SPECIAL: g_string_append(url, "MediaType=tvSpecial"); break; default: break; } if (hasOtherParams) { if (hasContentID || hasMediaType) { g_string_append_c(url, '&'); } else { g_string_append_c(url, '?'); } } for (size_t i = 0; i < params->numOtherParams; i++) { g_string_append_uri_escaped(url, params->otherParamNames[i], NULL, TRUE); g_string_append_c(url, '='); g_string_append_uri_escaped(url, params->otherParamValues[i], NULL, TRUE); if (i != params->numOtherParams - 1) { g_string_append_c(url, '&'); } } int httpError = sendRequest(url->str, SOUP_METHOD_POST, NULL); g_string_free(url, TRUE); if (httpError == SOUP_STATUS_UNAUTHORIZED) { return -1; } return httpError; } int getRokuAppIcon(const RokuDevice* device, const RokuApp* app, RokuAppIcon* icon) { if (device->isLimited) { return -1; } // Request icon from device char* url = malloc(sizeof("/query/icon/") + (strlen(device->url) + strlen(app->id)) * sizeof(char)); strcpy(url, device->url); strcat(url, "/query/icon/"); strcat(url, app->id); GBytes* response; int httpError = sendRequest(url, SOUP_METHOD_GET, &response); free(url); // fill icon data and size while freeing GBytes gsize size; icon->data = g_bytes_unref_to_data(response, &size); icon->size = size; if (httpError == SOUP_STATUS_UNAUTHORIZED) { return -2; } return httpError; } int sendCustomRokuInput(const RokuDevice* device, const size_t params, const char* names[], const char* values[]) { if (device->isLimited) { return -1; } // Construct input request string with base and params GString* url = g_string_sized_new(strlen(device->url) * sizeof(char) + sizeof("/input?")); g_string_assign(url, device->url); g_string_append(url, "/input?"); for (int i = 0; i < params; i++) { // add parameters to URL, escaping disallowed URL characters g_string_append_uri_escaped(url, names[i], NULL, TRUE); g_string_append_c(url, '='); g_string_append_uri_escaped(url, values[i], NULL, TRUE); if (i < params - 1) { g_string_append_c(url, '&'); } } // Clean up and return result of input request int httpError = sendRequest(url->str, SOUP_METHOD_POST, NULL); g_string_free(url, TRUE); if (httpError == SOUP_STATUS_UNAUTHORIZED) { return -2; } return httpError; } int rokuSearch(const RokuDevice* device, const char* keyword, const RokuSearchParams* params) { if (!device->hasSearchSupport || device->isLimited) { return -1; } GString* url = g_string_sized_new((strlen(device->url) + strlen(keyword)) * sizeof(char) + sizeof("/search/browse?keyword=")); g_string_assign(url, device->url); g_string_append(url, "/search/browse?keyword="); if (*keyword == '\0') { g_string_free(url, TRUE); return -2; } g_string_append_uri_escaped(url, keyword, NULL, TRUE); switch (params->type) { case MOVIE: g_string_append(url, "&type=movie"); break; case SHOW: g_string_append(url, "&type=tv-show"); break; case PERSON: g_string_append(url, "&type=person"); break; case APP: g_string_append(url, "&type=channel"); break; case GAME: g_string_append(url, "&type=game"); break; default: break; } if (params->includeUnavailable) { g_string_append(url, "&show-unavailable=true"); } if (params->autoLaunch) { g_string_append(url, "&launch=true"); } if (params->autoSelect) { g_string_append(url, "&match-any=true"); } if (params->season != 0) { g_string_append(url, "&season="); g_string_append_printf(url, "%u", params->season); } if (*params->tmsID) { g_string_append(url, "&tmsid="); g_string_append(url, params->tmsID); } if (*params->providerIDs[0]) { g_string_append(url, "&provider-id="); g_string_append(url, params->providerIDs[0]); for (int i = 1; i < 8; i++) { if (*params->providerIDs[i]) { g_string_append_c(url, ','); g_string_append(url, params->providerIDs[i]); } } } int httpError = sendRequest(url->str, SOUP_METHOD_POST, NULL); g_string_free(url, TRUE); if (httpError == SOUP_STATUS_UNAUTHORIZED) { return -1; } return httpError; } int rokuTypeString(const RokuDevice* device, const wchar_t* string) { if (device->isLimited) { return -1; } int errorCode = 0; // Iterate through wide string while (*string) { // Convert each wide char into a multibyte string for URL escaping char mbstr[MB_CUR_MAX + 1]; int len = wctomb(mbstr, *string); // If this is an "invalid character" in the current locale, skip it if (len == -1) { string++; continue; } mbstr[len] = '\0'; // Escape each character and send the key "Lit_{character}" to the Roku device, checking for errors const char* escaped = g_uri_escape_string(mbstr, NULL, FALSE); char* key = malloc(sizeof("Lit_") + strlen(escaped) * sizeof(char)); strcpy(key, "Lit_"); strcat(key, escaped); errorCode = rokuSendKey(device, key); free(key); if (errorCode == -3) { return -2; } string++; } return errorCode; } rokuecp-0.2.0/rokuecp.h000066400000000000000000000354361502344025200150120ustar00rootroot00000000000000/** @file rokuecp.h * RokuECP: Interact with Roku devices using ECP. * Copyright 2025 Ben Westover * * This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or * (at your option) any later version. * * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the * GNU General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License * along with this program. If not, see . */ #ifndef ROKUECP_H #define ROKUECP_H #include #include #include /** Information about a Roku Device. */ typedef struct { char name[121]; /**< Name of the device, up to Roku's 120-character maximum */ char location[61]; /**< Location of the device (like "Bedroom") up to Roku's 60-character maximum */ char url[30]; /**< ECP URL for the device (like "http://192.168.1.162:8060/") up to 29 characters */ char model[31]; /**< Device model, up to 30 characters */ char serial[14]; /**< Device serial number, 13 characters */ bool isTV; /**< true if the device is a Roku TV */ bool isOn; /**< true if the device is currently powered on */ bool isLimited; /**< true if the device's "Control by mobile apps" setting is "Limited" */ bool developerMode; /**< true if the device has developer mode enabled */ bool hasSearchSupport; /**< true if the device has search support */ bool hasHeadphoneSupport; /**< true if the device supports Private Listening */ bool headphonesConnected; /**< true if the device is currently in Private Listening mode */ char resolution[8]; /**< Device resolution (like "1080p") up to 7 characters */ char macAddress[18]; /**< Device MAC address, 17 characters */ char softwareVersion[10]; /**< Device software version, up to 9 characters */ } RokuDevice; /** Information about a TV channel on a Roku device. */ typedef struct { char id[8]; /**< Channel ID, usually the channel number (like "3.1"), up to 7 characters */ char name[8]; /**< Channel short name, up to 7 characters */ char type[14]; /**< Channel type (like "air-digital") up to 13 characters */ char network[25]; /**< Broadcast network label (Antenna, Cable, etc.) up to 24 characters */ uint8_t physicalChannel; /**< integer physical RF channel number (2-69) */ unsigned long frequency; /**< integer channel frequency in Hz (54-806 million) */ } RokuTVChannel; /** Information about a TV program on a Roku device. */ typedef struct { char title[112]; /**< Program title, up to 111 characters */ char description[256]; /**< Program description, up to 255 characters */ char rating[15]; /**< Program rating (like TV-14) up to 14 characters */ bool hasCC; /**< true if the program has closed captions available */ } RokuTVProgram; /** * Extended information about a TV channel. * This info is only available if the channel is currently active. */ typedef struct { RokuTVChannel channel; /**< Base channel info */ /** * true if the channel is currently playing on the TV. If false, * nothing but the channel attribute will be populated. */ bool isActive; RokuTVProgram program; /**< The currently playing program */ bool signalReceived; /**< false if there is currently no signal */ char resolution[8]; /**< Resolution at which the channel is available (like 1080i) up to 7 characters */ uint8_t signalQuality; /**< Signal quality level from 0-100 */ int8_t signalStrength; /**< Signal strength in dB */ } RokuExtTVChannel; /** Information about a Roku channel (app). */ typedef struct { char id[14]; /**< Roku app ID, up to 13 characters */ char name[31]; /**< App name, up to 30 characters */ char type[5]; /**< App type (usually "appl") up to 4 characters */ char version[22]; /**< App version, up to 21 characters */ } RokuApp; /** A Roku channel (app) icon. */ typedef struct { const unsigned char* data; /**< pointer to icon data */ unsigned long size; /**< number of bytes pointed to by the data attribute */ } RokuAppIcon; /** Information about a Roku search to be performed. All fields are optional. */ typedef struct { enum { MOVIE, SHOW, PERSON, APP, GAME, NONE } type; /**< Roku search filter (movie, TV show, person, app, game, or none) */ bool includeUnavailable; /**< true if results that are unavailable in your region should still be included */ char tmsID[15]; /**< TMS ID of the movie or show to search for, 14 characters */ unsigned short season; /**< season of the show to search for */ bool autoSelect; /**< true if the first result should automatically be selected */ bool autoLaunch; /**< true if the first provider in providerIDs with a result found should be launched automatically */ char providerIDs[14][8]; /**< array of up to 8 Roku app IDs (up to 13 characters) for providers to look for results from (like "12" for Netflix) */ } RokuSearchParams; /** Parameters for Roku app launch command. All fields except appID are optional. */ typedef struct { char appID[14]; /**< ID of Roku app to launch, up to 13 characters */ char contentID[256]; /**< Optional unique identifier for a specific piece of content (empty string if none) up to 255 characters */ enum { FILM, SERIES, SEASON, EPISODE, SHORT_FORM_VIDEO, TV_SPECIAL, NO_TYPE } mediaType; /**< Type of contentID (movie, TV show, season, episode, short-form video, TV special, or none) */ const char** otherParamNames; /**< Array of names for other parameters to pass to app */ const char** otherParamValues; /**< Array of values for these extra parameters */ size_t numOtherParams; /**< Number of extra parameters */ } RokuAppLaunchParams; /** * Find Roku devices on the network using SSDP. * @param interface Name of network interface to search on. Set NULL to auto-select the primary interface. * @param maxDevices Maximum number of devices to look for * @param urlStringSize Size of destination URL strings (recommended 30) * @param deviceList Array (of size maxDevices) of strings (size urlStringSize), which will be updated to contain the * ECP URLs of found Roku Devices. Remaining elements, if any, will be made empty strings. * @return Number of devices found within five seconds, or a negated gssdp error code */ int findRokuDevices(const char* interface, size_t maxDevices, size_t urlStringSize, char* deviceList[]); /** * Get information about a Roku Device from its ECP URL. * @param url The Roku Device's ECP URL (like "http://192.168.1.162:8060/") * @param device RokuDevice pointer to store device info in * @return libsoup error code for device-info request, or one of the following error codes: -1 if XML parsing failed, * -2 if the device info is empty, * -3 if the device has ECP disabled. */ int getRokuDevice(const char* url, RokuDevice* device); /** * Send a keypress to a Roku Device, emulating the press of a button on a Roku Remote. * @note This does not work if the device is in Limited mode. * @param device Pointer to RokuDevice to send the keypress to * @param key The key code to send to the Roku. Accepted keys are listed at * https://developer.roku.com/docs/developer-program/dev-tools/external-control-api.md#keypress-key-values. * @return libsoup error code for keypress request, or one of the following error codes: -1 if the selected key isn't valid for that device type, * -2 if the device is in Limited mode, * -3 if the device has ECP disabled. */ int rokuSendKey(const RokuDevice* device, const char* key); /** * Get a list of TV channels accessible from a given Roku device. * @note This does not work if the device is in Limited mode. * @param device Pointer to RokuDevice to list the channels of * @param maxChannels Maximum number of channels to list * @param channelList Array (of size maxChannels) of RokuTVChannels which will be updated to contain listed channels * @return Number of channels found, or one of the following error codes: -1 if the GET request failed, * -2 if XML parsing failed, * -3 if channel list is empty, * -4 if the device is not a TV, * -5 if the device is in Limited mode, * -6 if the device has ECP disabled. */ int getRokuTVChannels(const RokuDevice* device, int maxChannels, RokuTVChannel channelList[]); /** * Get either the current or last active TV channel on a given Roku device. * @note This does not work if the device is in Limited mode. * @param device Pointer to RokuDevice to list the active channel of * @param channel Pointer to RokuExtTVChannel to store info about the current or last active TV channel * @return libsoup error code for tv-active-channel request, or one of the following error codes: -1 if XML parsing failed, * -2 if channel element is empty, * -3 if the device is not a TV, * -4 if the device is in Limited mode, * -5 if the device has ECP disabled. */ int getActiveRokuTVChannel(const RokuDevice* device, RokuExtTVChannel* channel); /** * Launch a given Live TV channel on a given Roku device. * @param device Pointer to RokuDevice to launch channel on * @param channel Pointer to RokuTVChannel to launch * @return libsoup error code for launch request, or -1 if the device has ECP disabled, or -2 if the device is not a TV. */ int launchRokuTVChannel(const RokuDevice* device, const RokuTVChannel* channel); /** * Get a list of apps on a given Roku device. * @note This does not work if the device is in Limited mode. * @param device Pointer to RokuDevice to list the apps on * @param maxApps Maximum number of apps to list * @param appList Array (of size maxApps) of RokuApps which will be updated to contain listed apps * @return Number of apps found, or one of the following error codes: -1 if the GET request failed, * -2 if XML parsing failed, * -3 if app list is empty, * -4 if the device is in Limited mode, * -5 if the device has ECP disabled. */ int getRokuApps(const RokuDevice* device, int maxApps, RokuApp appList[]); /** * Get the current active app on a given Roku device. * @param device Pointer to RokuDevice to list the active app of * @param app Pointer to RokuApp to store info about the current active app (Home if no app is active) * @return libsoup error code for active-app request, or one of the following error codes: -1 if XML parsing failed, * -2 if app element is empty, * -3 if the device has ECP disabled. */ int getActiveRokuApp(const RokuDevice* device, RokuApp* app); /** * Launch a given app on a given Roku device. * @param device Pointer to RokuDevice to launch the app on * @param params App ID and optional parameters to launch with * @return libsoup error code for launch request, or -1 if the device has ECP disabled. */ int launchRokuApp(const RokuDevice* device, const RokuAppLaunchParams* params); /** * Get a given app's icon. * @note This does not work if the device is in Limited mode. * @param device Pointer to RokuDevice on which the app is installed * @param app Pointer to RokuApp to get the icon of * @param icon Pointer to RokuAppIcon to store the app icon * @return libsoup error code for active-app request, or -1 if the device is in Limited mode, or -2 if the device has ECP disabled. */ int getRokuAppIcon(const RokuDevice* device, const RokuApp* app, RokuAppIcon* icon); /** * Send custom input to the currently active app on a given Roku device. * @param device Pointer to RokuDevice to send input to * @param params Number of parameters to send * @param names Array (size params) of strings with the names of the parameters * @param values Array (size params) of strings with the values of the parameters * @return libsoup error code for input request, or -1 if the device is in limited mode, or -2 if the device has ECP disabled. */ int sendCustomRokuInput(const RokuDevice* device, size_t params, const char* names[], const char* values[]); /** * Run search for a movie, TV show, person, or app. Either display the results or auto-launch the first one. * @note This does not work if the device is in Limited mode; it will return -1. * @param device Pointer to RokuDevice to run the search on * @param keyword Movie/show title, app name, person name, or other keyword to be searched * @param params Pointer to RokuSearchParams describing the parameters of the search * @return libsoup error code for search request, or -1 if device does not support searches, or -2 if keyword is empty. */ int rokuSearch(const RokuDevice* device, const char* keyword, const RokuSearchParams* params); /** * Send Unicode string to Roku device as a series of keyboard keypresses. * @note This does not work if the device is in Limited mode. * @note This function depends on locale. Many special characters will fail to send if the standard C locale is used. * @param device Pointer to RokuDevice to send the string to * @param string Wide Unicode string to send * @return libsoup error code for the last keypress request, or -1 if the device is in Limited mode, or -2 if the device has ECP disabled. */ int rokuTypeString(const RokuDevice* device, const wchar_t* string); #endif //ROKUECP_H rokuecp-0.2.0/rokuecp.pc.in000066400000000000000000000004701502344025200155600ustar00rootroot00000000000000prefix=@CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX@ exec_prefix=${prefix} libdir=${exec_prefix}/lib includedir=${prefix}/include Name: rokuecp Description: Interact with Roku devices using ECP Version: @PROJECT_VERSION@ Requires.private: gssdp-1.6, libsoup-3.0, libxml-2.0 >= 2.13 Libs: -L${libdir} -lrokuecp Cflags: -I${includedir}