Specifically, looks like Windows PC only for now? Although github says 100% Python so unless you've used something Windows specific probably easy to port to Linux (which includes Raspberry Pi and the like) or macOS.
> This project's Roku specific code could be modified or further extended to work with specific Smart TVs or any TV that supports HDMI-CEC (Consumer Electronics Control).
Other good options would be trying to directly integrate with an infrared transmitter or support MQTT which would make it easy to use some of the existing options there (or to connect with things like Home Assistant, if you're into that). That has the advantage of being fairly generic so the same code in this program can drive a bunch of different things on the user side.
I should have clarified, the build of the project is for windows only, I used pyinstaller to package it up and I'm not sure how well it would play with Linux.
Thanks for mentioning MQTT, I hadn't heard of it and it seems pretty cool!
> This project's Roku specific code could be modified or further extended to work with specific Smart TVs or any TV that supports HDMI-CEC (Consumer Electronics Control).
Other good options would be trying to directly integrate with an infrared transmitter or support MQTT which would make it easy to use some of the existing options there (or to connect with things like Home Assistant, if you're into that). That has the advantage of being fairly generic so the same code in this program can drive a bunch of different things on the user side.
Thanks for mentioning MQTT, I hadn't heard of it and it seems pretty cool!