Koushik Dutta d0deb04588 runtime: add type assertions for strictNullChecks compliance
Fix strictNullChecks in runtime.ts and scrypted-server-main.ts:
- Change findPluginDevice return type to PluginDevice | undefined
- Add type assertions at call sites that expect valid results
- Consolidate assertions at variable declarations
- Use undefined! instead of undefined as any
- Use throw e instead of throw new Error(e as string)
- Add catch block type annotations (e: any)
- Fix socket property and plugin device lookups with assertions
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Scrypted

Scrypted is a high performance home video integration platform and NVR with smart detections. Instant, low latency, streaming to HomeKit, Google Home, and Alexa. Supports most cameras. Learn more.

Installation and Documentation

Installation and camera onboarding instructions can be found in the docs.

Community

Scrypted has active communities on Discord, Reddit, and Github. Check them out if you have questions!

Development

Debug Scrypted Plugins in VS Code

# this is an example for homekit.
# check out the code
git clone https://github.com/koush/scrypted
cd scrypted
# get the dependencies for the server and various plugins
./npm-install.sh
# open the homekit project in VS Code
code plugins/homekit

You can now launch (using the Start Debugging play button) the HomeKit Plugin in VS Code. Please be aware that you do not need to restart the Scrypted Server if you make changes to a plugin. Edit the plugin, launch, and the updated plugin will deploy on the running server.

If you do not want to set up VS Code, you can also run build and install the plugin directly from the command line:

# currently in the plugins/homekit directory.
npm run build && npm run scrypted-deploy 127.0.0.1

Plugin SDK Documentation

Want to write your own plugin? Full documentation is available here: https://developer.scrypted.app

Debug the Scrypted Server in VS Code

Debugging the server should not be necessary, as the server only provides the hosting and RPC mechanism for plugins. The following is for reference purpose. Most development can be done by debugging the relevant plugin.

# check out the code
git clone https://github.com/koush/scrypted
cd scrypted
# get the dependencies for the server and various plugins
./npm-install.sh
# open server project in VS Code
code server

You can now launch the Scrypted Server in VS Code.

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