Android app for controlling displays through the MonitorControl Remote HTTP API.

• Connects to a MonitorControl host with host + port + bearer token
• Scans your local network for candidate hosts from the settings dialog
• Shows connected displays and their current status
• Supports global controls for brightness, volume, and power
• Supports per-display controls for brightness, volume, power, and input source
• Persists connection settings and last known input source per display (DataStore)

• Android 8.0+ (API 26)
• A running MonitorControl Remote HTTP API server on your network
• Valid bearer token for the server
• JDK 11
• Android Studio version that supports AGP 8.13.2 and Kotlin 2.0.21

1. Open this project in Android Studio.
2. Let Gradle sync complete.
3. Run the app configuration on a device or emulator.
4. On first launch, configure:
   • Host (or use auto scan)
   • Port (default 51423)
   • Bearer Token
5. Save settings and start controlling displays.

• GET /api/v1/health
• GET /api/v1/displays
• POST /api/v1/displays/brightness
• POST /api/v1/displays/{id}/brightness
• POST /api/v1/displays/volume
• POST /api/v1/displays/{id}/volume
• POST /api/v1/displays/power
• POST /api/v1/displays/{id}/power
• POST /api/v1/displays/{id}/input

./gradlew assembleDebug
./gradlew testDebugUnitTest
./gradlew connectedDebugAndroidTest

app/src/main/java/com/demogorgon314/monitorcontrolremotecontrolandroid/
  data/
    local/       # DataStore-backed local persistence
    remote/      # Retrofit API models and network setup
    repository/  # API repository and error handling
    scan/        # LAN host scanner
  feature/
    home/        # Main screen, state, and ViewModel
    settings/    # Connection settings dialog
  ui/theme/      # Compose theme

• The app currently uses HTTP (cleartext traffic is enabled in manifest).
• Network calls include bearer auth and retry handling for transient failures.