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We shouldn't need to include the node_modules folder in the source code. Dependencies on node modules should be dealt with the "dependencies" section in package.json.

Good day.

I've followed the instructions as written, however there is the next issue:

[17:48:41]: Loading Interface...
[17:48:41]: Loading Interface via .qml file...
[17:48:41]: Interface Loaded!
[17:48:41]: qrc:/Qml/Device/Editors/OpenRGB Bridge:13: SyntaxError: JSON.parse: Parse error

I don't know if it's an issue on your code, but it's happening since the first time. I've tried deleting the plugin and reinstalling it, same with OpenRGB.

Add .gitignore. It should at least contain the following:
/node_modules
/build
/dist
server.exe

Package.json file is incomplete: Missing dependencies, scripts, etc. This prevents building the code and testing it.

Obviously, this must be set somewhere since releases are available.

I noticed a few issues (one is not directly related to this plugin but may help someone) -

• Plugin's Server.exe does appear to open with SignalRGB at startup, or not opening with admin privileges (causing no devices to be found).
• OpenRGB was not opening at startup, even with correct shortcuts in the startup folder.

To fix the two issues regarding not opening at startup repeat these steps for either/ both issues you may have:

1. Ensure OpenRGB is correctly setup (server, profiles) as detailed in the README: ensure the bridge plugin works (open server.exe with admin privileges manually and rescan for devices in SignalRGB)

2. Open Task Scheduler. Click Action < Create Basic Task

3. Name it something related "Start OpenRGB" / "Start OpenRGB/SignalRGB server.exe"

4. Under Trigger, check "When I Log on"

5. Under Action, check "Start a program"

6. If you are setting up this action specifically to ensure the plugin's server.exe gets launched at startup (& with admin privilages):

   • Navigate to C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\WhirlwindFX\SignalRgb\cache\addons
   • Find the most recently modified folder (or the folder containing OpenRGBBridge files if you mess around with addons a lot)
   • Select server.exe

   If you are setting up this action specifically to get OpenRGB to startup at boot (not for plugin's server.exe) do the following:

   • Navigate to C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
   • Find the shortcut for OpenRGB. Right Click the file, open Properties.
   • Copy the whole target section from properties
   • Back out, do not save. Paste this copied target to the scheduled task path.
   • This ensures the arguments to start the server are preserved.

7. Under Finish, ensure you check "Open the Properties dialogue box when I click Finish", and Click finish.

8. Go to General, check "Run with highest privileges" - important for server to function correctly.

9. Go to Settings and Uncheck "Stop the task if it runs longer than: 3 Days". Click OK and quit.

10. Reboot to ensure any OpenRGB devices are correctly (and automatically) being detected by SignalRGB.