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iTunesify Remote for Pebble

Control your iTunes and Spotify playback (play/pause/next/prev/volume) from your Pebble watch!

  • Requires OS X companion app running on the same network
  • Compatible with all Pebbles! (Classic, Time and Time Round)

How to Use

  1. Download the OS X app
  • (Optional) Drag app to Applications folder
  • Double click to open
  • Click on the status bar icon and take note of the IP address shown

- On your **Pebble** app, install iTunesify Remote from Pebble Appstore ([link](https://apps.getpebble.com/en_US/application/55b5bdfe5e07169f58000022)) - Still on the Pebble app, type the IP address you took note inside _iTunesify Remote_ configurations - _(Optional)_ To run automatically when you log in, open **System Preferences > Users & Groups > Login Items** and drag & drop the app to the list. - Enjoy!

Support

If you have any questions, want to report an issue or request a feature, create an issue on GitHub.

Alternatively, I'll also try to help via email at macecchi@gmail.com.

Manual compile

Pebble app

cd pebble
pebble build && pebble install

OS X app

To manually compile you just need to npm install the dependencies and run npm run archive to generate the app. The .app will be exported to the folder build.

cd osx
npm install
npm run archive

Alternatively, you can run iTunesify directly without packaging the OS X app (useful for debugging).

cd osx
npm install
npm start

Credits

A special thanks to Sean Porter for the iTunesify Remote icon!

This app was built using:

This Pebble app was originally forked from pebble-plex-remote by spangborn.

License

This code is licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v3. The GPL is a copyleft license that requires anyone who distributes this code or a derivative work to make the source available under the same terms.