[ikevinadams]

Adds Star Wars TV to "Home screens built as their own app" (at the bottom of the section) and to the OnePlus line of the brand index.

What it is: a fan-made Star Wars home screen built as its own app, a page in a full-screen WebView. You sit in the Millennium Falcon's cockpit with your apps as destinations out in space beyond the canopy: moving between them is a short burst of speed (the stars streak and the cockpit lurches), and opening one is a jump to hyperspace, dropping back out at a different planet. The time and date sit on a monitor in the cockpit wall. Below it: Episodes I to VI as lightsabers in a Jedi Temple hall (the picked one rises and ignites), The Mandalorian's seasons and film as bounty-puck holograms by a campfire, and Vader's bridge with a different place through the windows for each story, hopping through hyperspace between them.

A standalone theme, not just an APK: the repo has the APK and a full-resolution assets zip on its release, GUIDE.md (install, make it Home, customise, troubleshooting, every prompt used for the pictures, the full build brief, rebuilding), and PROMPT.md, which has a coding assistant ask what you watch and where, set it up, build it and install it.

Works outside India too: a Customise panel (Up in the cockpit) picks up to six of the TV's own apps and HDMI inputs, and where the films and series open: an app with direct links (JioHotstar's are included), the TV's own search, or any picked app's search.

Made with this repo: the same TV, debloated with PROMPT.md, as Hogwarts TV; built as a separate app.

Tested on: OnePlus TV C00 ("Cebu"), Android TV 10, MediaTek m7632, 1.8 GB, 1080p, measured on the real TV: about 60 fps in the Jedi Temple, at the camp and on the bridge (57 to 59 while it hops between places), and about 36 in the cockpit, whose starfield this TV's WebView draws on the CPU. Checked on the set with its remote: the Customise panel with the TV's own apps and HDMI inputs (the PlayStation found by its HDMI-CEC name), an app with no logo shown by its name, opening an app and coming back, and a JioHotstar link.

Permissions and network: none. The manifest asks for no permissions (no internet, no accessibility service, nothing at boot). It lists the installed apps and HDMI inputs for the Customise panel, and opens titles through the chosen app's links or search, or the TV's search. Choices stay on the TV.

Licence: MIT for the code (LICENSE in the repo). The pictures are fan art; the posters, the lightsaber hilt renders and the app logos belong to their owners, as the README says.

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[github-actions]

maintainer-bot review · this one needs a maintainer decision · Leans: merge (62%)

Thanks for the vivid write-up and for shipping a GUIDE.md and setup prompt alongside Star Wars TV. A SHOWCASE row fits it well. The suggestion is to trim the description to one line that says whether the WebView uses the network.

Why it goes to a maintainer: confidence 0.62 is below 0.65.
The bot's own suggestion would be: merge with a small fix.

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• Note: possibly collides with SHOWCASE: add Four for Samsung Q70T #3462, SHOWCASE: add Glass settings drawer fork (Google TV Streamer 4K) #3468, SHOWCASE: add Number keys to Live TV (cetrulin fork, Xiaomi MiTV-MSSP3, Android TV 9) #3481, SHOWCASE: add Wolf Games, a Moonlight game shelf add-on (TCL Smart TV Pro, Google TV 14) #3483, Showcase: photo-frame Home fork with Immich and Plex (Sony XR-55A80J) #3484, SHOWCASE: Limpia mi TV, live TV preview and grid categories for TCL BeyondTV #3498, Add CleanFrame Manager for Samsung Tizen TVs #3500, SHOWCASE: add Middle-earth TV, a Lord of the Rings home screen (OnePlus TV, Android TV 10) #3529 (the same lines of README.pt-BR.md; whichever merges second needs a rebase)
• Size: size/S (+5 -4, 3 files)

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[Gathin23]

Thanks @ikevinadams, the Star Wars TV row says unofficial and fan-made, links the repo and a pinned screenshot rather than an APK, and states no permissions, with no launcher bytes or scripts touched.