%global _empty_manifest_terminate_build 0
Name:		python-pychannels
Version:	1.2.3
Release:	1
Summary:	API client for the Channels app - https://getchannels.com
License:	The MIT License
URL:		https://github.com/fancybits/pychannels
Source0:	https://mirrors.aliyun.com/pypi/web/packages/ae/2f/0507b87768ff74d20157bebb00207de8bb7f78e36fb8713a71c0ca45b13b/pychannels-1.2.3.tar.gz
BuildArch:	noarch

Requires:	python3-requests

%description
<p align="center">
<a href="https://getchannels.com"><img src="http://getchannels.com/assets/img/icon-1024.png" width="256"></a>
</p>

# PyChannels!!

This is a simple Python client that lets you talk to the [Channels](https://getchannels.com) app while it's running.

## Installation

You can install PyChannels from PyPi using `pip3 install pychannels` (use pip if you're still using Python 2).

## Usage

Just create a new client and give it the host name of the device that Channels is running on. You can optionally pass in a port, which defaults to `57000`.

```python
from pychannels import Channels

client = Channels("192.168.1.192", 57000)

client.pause()
client.resume()
client.stop()
```

## API

All responses return the current status of Channels. You can get this simply with `client.status()`, but every other method will return it as well.

### Status Data

Status data is returned as a simple Dict. Here's an example.

```python
{
  'status': 'paused',
  'muted': False,
  'channel': {
    'number': '35.1',
    'name': 'Fox-HD',
    'image_url': 'http://fanc.tmsimg.com/h5/NowShowing/28719/s28719_h5_aa.png'
  },
  'now_playing': {
    'title': 'The Mick',
    'season_number': 2,
    'episode_number': 16,
    'episode_title': 'The Accident',
    'image_url': 'http://fanc.tmsimg.com/assets/p12900954_b_h6_ad.jpg',
    'summary': 'Chip offers to help Sabrina get a fake ID in exchange for a night out with her and her friends.'
  }
}
```

### Info

You can fetch 2 sets of information from Channels. Its current status and the
current set of favorite channels.

#### Status

    client.status()

This returns the result documented above.


#### Favorite Channels

    client.favorite_channels()

This returns an array of channel Dicts. Here's an example.

```python
[{
	'number': '12.1',
	'call_sign': 'WWBT-HD',
	'image_url': 'http://fanc.tmsimg.com/h5/NowShowing/28717/s28717_h5_aa.png',
	'name': 'NBC HD',
	'hd': True
}, {
	'number': '35.1',
	'call_sign': 'Fox-HD',
	'image_url': 'http://fanc.tmsimg.com/h5/NowShowing/28719/s28719_h5_aa.png',
	'name': 'Fox-HD',
	'hd': True
}, {
	'number': '552',
	'call_sign': 'TBS HD',
	'image_url': 'http://fanc.tmsimg.com/h5/NowShowing/58515/s58515_h5_aa.png',
	'name': 'TBS HD',
	'hd': True
}, {
	'number': '570',
	'call_sign': 'ESPN HD',
	'image_url': 'http://fanc.tmsimg.com/h5/NowShowing/32645/s32645_h5_aa.png',
	'name': 'ESPN HD',
	'hd': True
}]
```

### Commands

You can control Channels with these methods.

#### Toggle Mute
    client.toggle_mute

#### Toggle Captions
    client.toggle_cc

#### Channel Up
    client.channel_up

#### Channel Down
    client.channel_down

#### Previous Channel
    client.previous_channel
Jump back to the last watched channel.

#### Toggle Pause
    client.toggle_pause

#### Toggle Recording
    client.toggle_record
Record the program playing on the current channel

#### Pause
    client.pause

#### Resume
    client.resume

#### Stop
    client.stop

#### Seek By
    client.seek_by(seconds)
Seek forward or backward on the timeline with an inputted number of seconds. Negative values go backward.

#### Seek Forward
    client.seek_forward
Seek forward in the timeline by the set number of seconds in Channels.

#### Skip Forward
    client.skip_forward
Skip to the next chapter mark. This is for recordings made with Channels DVR that have their commercials indexed.

#### Seek Backward
    client.seek_backward
Seek backward in the timeline by the set number of seconds in Channels.

#### Skip Backward
    client.skip_backward
Skip to the previous chapter mark. This is for recordings made with Channels DVR that have their commercials indexed.

#### Play Channel
    client.play_channel(channel_number)
Play a channel by passing it the channel number.

#### Play Recording
    client.play_recording(recording_id)
Play a recording from Channels.

#### Navigate
    client.navigate(section)
Change to a section of the app by providing its name. EX, `Guide`, `Library`, `Live TV`

#### Notify
    client.notify(title, message)
Present a notification while playing video.

## Contributions

* fork
* create a feature branch
* open a Pull Request




%package -n python3-pychannels
Summary:	API client for the Channels app - https://getchannels.com
Provides:	python-pychannels
BuildRequires:	python3-devel
BuildRequires:	python3-setuptools
BuildRequires:	python3-pip
%description -n python3-pychannels
<p align="center">
<a href="https://getchannels.com"><img src="http://getchannels.com/assets/img/icon-1024.png" width="256"></a>
</p>

# PyChannels!!

This is a simple Python client that lets you talk to the [Channels](https://getchannels.com) app while it's running.

## Installation

You can install PyChannels from PyPi using `pip3 install pychannels` (use pip if you're still using Python 2).

## Usage

Just create a new client and give it the host name of the device that Channels is running on. You can optionally pass in a port, which defaults to `57000`.

```python
from pychannels import Channels

client = Channels("192.168.1.192", 57000)

client.pause()
client.resume()
client.stop()
```

## API

All responses return the current status of Channels. You can get this simply with `client.status()`, but every other method will return it as well.

### Status Data

Status data is returned as a simple Dict. Here's an example.

```python
{
  'status': 'paused',
  'muted': False,
  'channel': {
    'number': '35.1',
    'name': 'Fox-HD',
    'image_url': 'http://fanc.tmsimg.com/h5/NowShowing/28719/s28719_h5_aa.png'
  },
  'now_playing': {
    'title': 'The Mick',
    'season_number': 2,
    'episode_number': 16,
    'episode_title': 'The Accident',
    'image_url': 'http://fanc.tmsimg.com/assets/p12900954_b_h6_ad.jpg',
    'summary': 'Chip offers to help Sabrina get a fake ID in exchange for a night out with her and her friends.'
  }
}
```

### Info

You can fetch 2 sets of information from Channels. Its current status and the
current set of favorite channels.

#### Status

    client.status()

This returns the result documented above.


#### Favorite Channels

    client.favorite_channels()

This returns an array of channel Dicts. Here's an example.

```python
[{
	'number': '12.1',
	'call_sign': 'WWBT-HD',
	'image_url': 'http://fanc.tmsimg.com/h5/NowShowing/28717/s28717_h5_aa.png',
	'name': 'NBC HD',
	'hd': True
}, {
	'number': '35.1',
	'call_sign': 'Fox-HD',
	'image_url': 'http://fanc.tmsimg.com/h5/NowShowing/28719/s28719_h5_aa.png',
	'name': 'Fox-HD',
	'hd': True
}, {
	'number': '552',
	'call_sign': 'TBS HD',
	'image_url': 'http://fanc.tmsimg.com/h5/NowShowing/58515/s58515_h5_aa.png',
	'name': 'TBS HD',
	'hd': True
}, {
	'number': '570',
	'call_sign': 'ESPN HD',
	'image_url': 'http://fanc.tmsimg.com/h5/NowShowing/32645/s32645_h5_aa.png',
	'name': 'ESPN HD',
	'hd': True
}]
```

### Commands

You can control Channels with these methods.

#### Toggle Mute
    client.toggle_mute

#### Toggle Captions
    client.toggle_cc

#### Channel Up
    client.channel_up

#### Channel Down
    client.channel_down

#### Previous Channel
    client.previous_channel
Jump back to the last watched channel.

#### Toggle Pause
    client.toggle_pause

#### Toggle Recording
    client.toggle_record
Record the program playing on the current channel

#### Pause
    client.pause

#### Resume
    client.resume

#### Stop
    client.stop

#### Seek By
    client.seek_by(seconds)
Seek forward or backward on the timeline with an inputted number of seconds. Negative values go backward.

#### Seek Forward
    client.seek_forward
Seek forward in the timeline by the set number of seconds in Channels.

#### Skip Forward
    client.skip_forward
Skip to the next chapter mark. This is for recordings made with Channels DVR that have their commercials indexed.

#### Seek Backward
    client.seek_backward
Seek backward in the timeline by the set number of seconds in Channels.

#### Skip Backward
    client.skip_backward
Skip to the previous chapter mark. This is for recordings made with Channels DVR that have their commercials indexed.

#### Play Channel
    client.play_channel(channel_number)
Play a channel by passing it the channel number.

#### Play Recording
    client.play_recording(recording_id)
Play a recording from Channels.

#### Navigate
    client.navigate(section)
Change to a section of the app by providing its name. EX, `Guide`, `Library`, `Live TV`

#### Notify
    client.notify(title, message)
Present a notification while playing video.

## Contributions

* fork
* create a feature branch
* open a Pull Request




%package help
Summary:	Development documents and examples for pychannels
Provides:	python3-pychannels-doc
%description help
<p align="center">
<a href="https://getchannels.com"><img src="http://getchannels.com/assets/img/icon-1024.png" width="256"></a>
</p>

# PyChannels!!

This is a simple Python client that lets you talk to the [Channels](https://getchannels.com) app while it's running.

## Installation

You can install PyChannels from PyPi using `pip3 install pychannels` (use pip if you're still using Python 2).

## Usage

Just create a new client and give it the host name of the device that Channels is running on. You can optionally pass in a port, which defaults to `57000`.

```python
from pychannels import Channels

client = Channels("192.168.1.192", 57000)

client.pause()
client.resume()
client.stop()
```

## API

All responses return the current status of Channels. You can get this simply with `client.status()`, but every other method will return it as well.

### Status Data

Status data is returned as a simple Dict. Here's an example.

```python
{
  'status': 'paused',
  'muted': False,
  'channel': {
    'number': '35.1',
    'name': 'Fox-HD',
    'image_url': 'http://fanc.tmsimg.com/h5/NowShowing/28719/s28719_h5_aa.png'
  },
  'now_playing': {
    'title': 'The Mick',
    'season_number': 2,
    'episode_number': 16,
    'episode_title': 'The Accident',
    'image_url': 'http://fanc.tmsimg.com/assets/p12900954_b_h6_ad.jpg',
    'summary': 'Chip offers to help Sabrina get a fake ID in exchange for a night out with her and her friends.'
  }
}
```

### Info

You can fetch 2 sets of information from Channels. Its current status and the
current set of favorite channels.

#### Status

    client.status()

This returns the result documented above.


#### Favorite Channels

    client.favorite_channels()

This returns an array of channel Dicts. Here's an example.

```python
[{
	'number': '12.1',
	'call_sign': 'WWBT-HD',
	'image_url': 'http://fanc.tmsimg.com/h5/NowShowing/28717/s28717_h5_aa.png',
	'name': 'NBC HD',
	'hd': True
}, {
	'number': '35.1',
	'call_sign': 'Fox-HD',
	'image_url': 'http://fanc.tmsimg.com/h5/NowShowing/28719/s28719_h5_aa.png',
	'name': 'Fox-HD',
	'hd': True
}, {
	'number': '552',
	'call_sign': 'TBS HD',
	'image_url': 'http://fanc.tmsimg.com/h5/NowShowing/58515/s58515_h5_aa.png',
	'name': 'TBS HD',
	'hd': True
}, {
	'number': '570',
	'call_sign': 'ESPN HD',
	'image_url': 'http://fanc.tmsimg.com/h5/NowShowing/32645/s32645_h5_aa.png',
	'name': 'ESPN HD',
	'hd': True
}]
```

### Commands

You can control Channels with these methods.

#### Toggle Mute
    client.toggle_mute

#### Toggle Captions
    client.toggle_cc

#### Channel Up
    client.channel_up

#### Channel Down
    client.channel_down

#### Previous Channel
    client.previous_channel
Jump back to the last watched channel.

#### Toggle Pause
    client.toggle_pause

#### Toggle Recording
    client.toggle_record
Record the program playing on the current channel

#### Pause
    client.pause

#### Resume
    client.resume

#### Stop
    client.stop

#### Seek By
    client.seek_by(seconds)
Seek forward or backward on the timeline with an inputted number of seconds. Negative values go backward.

#### Seek Forward
    client.seek_forward
Seek forward in the timeline by the set number of seconds in Channels.

#### Skip Forward
    client.skip_forward
Skip to the next chapter mark. This is for recordings made with Channels DVR that have their commercials indexed.

#### Seek Backward
    client.seek_backward
Seek backward in the timeline by the set number of seconds in Channels.

#### Skip Backward
    client.skip_backward
Skip to the previous chapter mark. This is for recordings made with Channels DVR that have their commercials indexed.

#### Play Channel
    client.play_channel(channel_number)
Play a channel by passing it the channel number.

#### Play Recording
    client.play_recording(recording_id)
Play a recording from Channels.

#### Navigate
    client.navigate(section)
Change to a section of the app by providing its name. EX, `Guide`, `Library`, `Live TV`

#### Notify
    client.notify(title, message)
Present a notification while playing video.

## Contributions

* fork
* create a feature branch
* open a Pull Request




%prep
%autosetup -n pychannels-1.2.3

%build
%py3_build

%install
%py3_install
install -d -m755 %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}
if [ -d doc ]; then cp -arf doc %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
if [ -d docs ]; then cp -arf docs %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
if [ -d example ]; then cp -arf example %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
if [ -d examples ]; then cp -arf examples %{buildroot}/%{_pkgdocdir}; fi
pushd %{buildroot}
if [ -d usr/lib ]; then
	find usr/lib -type f -printf "\"/%h/%f\"\n" >> filelist.lst
fi
if [ -d usr/lib64 ]; then
	find usr/lib64 -type f -printf "\"/%h/%f\"\n" >> filelist.lst
fi
if [ -d usr/bin ]; then
	find usr/bin -type f -printf "\"/%h/%f\"\n" >> filelist.lst
fi
if [ -d usr/sbin ]; then
	find usr/sbin -type f -printf "\"/%h/%f\"\n" >> filelist.lst
fi
touch doclist.lst
if [ -d usr/share/man ]; then
	find usr/share/man -type f -printf "\"/%h/%f.gz\"\n" >> doclist.lst
fi
popd
mv %{buildroot}/filelist.lst .
mv %{buildroot}/doclist.lst .

%files -n python3-pychannels -f filelist.lst
%dir %{python3_sitelib}/*

%files help -f doclist.lst
%{_docdir}/*

%changelog
* Fri Jun 09 2023 Python_Bot <Python_Bot@openeuler.org> - 1.2.3-1
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