Pocketstream - watch live Twitch streams

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PocketStream is a lightweight, open-source Twitch client written in Go .
It lets you browse and watch live Twitch streams without needing to log in.

Main screen
Main screen1504×1240 187 KB

Stream view
Stream view1504×1240 121 KB

:sparkles: Features

:floppy_disk: Download & Install on Anbernic RG35XX

A prebuilt release of PocketStream for the Anbernic RG35XX is available on GitHub:

  1. Go to the Releases page.
  2. Download the latest .muxzip archive.
  3. Copy the Pocketstream.muxzip archive to /mnt/mmc/ARCHIVE on your device
  4. Open the Pocketstream.muxzip through the Archive Manager application

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I would definitely have a look at the following to ensure you are generating a proper mux_launch.sh script. Along with a mux_lang.ini for multiple language support in the frontend.

You can also place a custom glyph at a folder called glyph along the application icon specific in mux_launch.ini.

Also ensure that you don’t use hardcoded paths, feel free to ask any questions about creating a compatible application. Also ensure that you are packaging it as .muxzip which is a standard STORE compressed zip with the extension renamed.

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Thank you for your feedback! This is my first muOS app, so it means a lot to get as much feedback as possible in order to provide the best user experience. Will publish a new release soon :smiley:

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I added a new release which contains a .muxzip archive, and the installation can now be done through the Archive Manager.

I am struggling a bit with the glyph. My archive has the following structure:

Pocketstream.muxzip

  • mnt
    • mmc
      • MUOS
        • application
          • Pocketstream
            • font.ttf
            • glyph
              • app_icon.png
            • mux_lang
            • mux_launch.ini
            • mux_launch.sh
            • pocketstream-app-arm64

mux_launch.ini has the following content:

[Application]
Name = Pocketstream
Exec = mux_launch.sh
Icon = glyph/app_icon.png
Category = Media

but the default application logo is still rendered.

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you don’t include the path or .png in .sh file it is just thename of the icon

Icon = app_icon

but also it would be better to name it with your app name and rename your png

Icon = pocketstream

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Thanks @bitter_bizarro, fixed in the new release.

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Hi, I just added a new release with a more responsive UI. Should be good on all other devices running muOS.