config.example.py

"""
FrameShuffle configuration — OPTIONAL.

You don't have to use this file. The easiest path is to just run FrameShuffle
and configure your TV IP, art folder, and interval in the web UI's Settings
panel (it writes settings.json for you).

This file is only useful for a headless / pre-seeded install: copy it to
`config.py` and FrameShuffle will use these as the initial defaults.

    cp config.example.py config.py

Precedence: settings.json (written by the UI)  >  config.py  >  built-in
defaults. So anything you change later in the UI wins over what's here.

`config.py` is gitignored.
"""

# Your Samsung Frame TV's IP on the LAN (Settings → General → Network →
# Network Status, or your router). You can also leave this blank and use
# the "Scan" button in the UI.
FRAME_TV_IP = "192.168.1.100"

# Art-app WebSocket port — 8002 on every Frame that supports the art API.
FRAME_TV_PORT = 8002

# A local folder of images. Subfolders become filterable categories. HEIC
# and DNG are auto-converted to JPEG on first run. If your art lives on a
# NAS, mount the share and point this at the mount point.
ART_PATH = "/home/pi/art"

# Minutes each image stays up before the next (changeable live in the UI).
ROTATION_MINUTES = 30

# Port for the local web UI.
WEB_PORT = 8080