Plexstuff - Yet Another Way to Manage Your Plex Server's Content
Plexstuff is a (hopefully) useful SDK that I have developed to manage (and download) the movies, television shows, and music in which I am interested. I hope that it is, or becomes, a worthy member of the rich community of services used to manage one's media.
Here are a few of the best known high level media management services:
- Radarr or Couchpotato to manage your movies (automatically download them, etc.).
- Sonarr or Sickrage to manage your television shows (automatically download them as they become available, for instance).
- Lidarr to manage your music.
- Subliminal to download movie and TV show subtitles.
Here are some of the best known lower APIs used to help one manage your Plex server.
- Tautulli to monitor your Plex server.
- Jackett is a relatively successful proxy server that consolidates the torrent search from a´ large number of public, private, and semi-private torrent trackers and services into a single search user interface and API.
- PlexAPI are the unofficial bindings to the Plex API. They are based off the older unofficial Plex API. I still use it because it seems to offer more freedom (such as finer grained multithreaded HTTP requests, and access to remote servers) than PlexAPI.
The comprehensive documentation lives in HTML created with Sphinx, and now in the Read the Docs page for this project. To generate the documentation, go to the docs
subdirectory. In that directory, run make html
. Load docs/build/html/index.html
into a browser to see the documentation.