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this output was not generated by coffeescript since the version used was very outdated. Please check if everything works for your needs.
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For the life of me I can't get the coffee script to build anymore, so here are some hard wired .js files. These work for me, but please check since ymmv.
Three things in this request:
First of a git ignore that ignores the standard node files in 2022.
Secondly a js version of debug.coffee
Third and most importantly: a timecode case was added. ATEM.state.video.timecode will give you the timecode of the event. The stateChanged event will give you a timecode twice a second.