a modern web based graphical interface for XBMC/Kodi
Yennoo is a HTTP- and/or TCP socket-based web Interface for Kodi media center (formerly XBMC). This app uses JSON-RPC API Version 6 for the communication.
- Awesome AngularJS
- CSS based on ZURB Foundation
Try out the demo!
To set the interface as the default, go to System → Services → Webserver and select yennoo for the Default value.
Since the interface is available on many transports enabling it depends on the transport. From the home screen:
HTTP: go to System → Services → Webserver
- Allow control of Kodi via HTTP (see Enabling the webserver)
TCP: go to System → Services → Webserver
- Allow control of Kodi via HTTP (see Enabling the webserver)
- Allow programs on other systems to control Kodi for access from other computers as well
Browse to the application by opening any browser and enter the hostname (or IP address) of your Media Center.
Note: Some platforms use port 80, which is the assumed port if no port is given in the address.
For example, [http://10.0.0.3:8080 or http://192.168.1.11].
Either clone this repository or fork it on GitHub and clone your fork:
cd <Kodi dir>/addons/
git clone https://github.com/eisenkolb/yennoo.git webinterface.yennooOr download the zip file to the addon folder of the running Kodi instance, open Kodi and set it as default.
On the main menu go to System → System Info → Network, you have access to the Mac Address and IP Address.
On the main menu go to System → Services → Webserver, The port is visible in the Port field.
First download this add-on directly from github. On the main menu go to System → Settings → Add-ons and click on Install from zip file and select the repository you want to install.
Yennoo is open source software. See the LICENSE file for license rights and limitations.
Copyright (c) 2015, Ronny Eisenkolb (@eisenkolb)