Streamchaser seeks to simplify movie, series and documentary search located on streaming services by curating all of the content through a centralized entertainment technology platform. Streamchaser seeks to solve the issue where it appears, i.e. in front of the TV. Lastly, Streamchaser is founded on the basis of convenience, which means that no feature, no profit margin and no personal gains should ever compromise the convenience and ease of use for the customer.

• AndreasPB
• Pankai222
• nullxDEADBEEF
• Primdahl26

Here's how to get the application up and running for development

• Got Git installed
• Got Docker installed

1. Clone the repo git clone https://github.com/streamchaser/streamchaser.git
2. Add .env in root and frontend/

• Root:
  • HOST_NAME=localhost
  • APP_ENVIRONMENT=dev
  • TMDB_KEY=<get one from https://www.themoviedb.org/signup>
• Frontend:
  • VITE_API_PATH=http://api.localhost

3. Build the container docker-compose up --build -d
4. Run docker-compose exec backend python3 cli.py full-setup --first-time --popularity <1-1000>(the more the less amount of media)
5. Go to http://localhost/ and search
6. Optional: docker-compose stop frontend && cd frontend && yarn dev and go to http://localhost:3000 - Our workaround for hot-reloading

To use the cronjob use the following in the terminal: docker-compose exec backend python3 cli.py <command> <parameter>

The full setup with everything. Grabs the newest zipped file and populates PostgreSQL, then indexes MeiliSearch and redis with all the data used by the frontend.

Options:

• --popularity FLOAT [default: 1]
• --first-time / --no-first-time [default: no-first-time]

Takes IDs in the format of m123 and t123 for movies and tv-series respectively. Is able to take multiple IDs seperated by spaces.

Arguments:

• IDS... [required]

Sends media ids to our internal update-media endpoint in chunks. --first-time uses ids from a zipped file, --no-first-time uses recently changed media.

Options:

• --chunk-size INTEGER [default: 1000]
• --first-time / --no-first-time [default: no-first-time]
• --popularity FLOAT [default: 1]

To get the full list of commands type:

• docker-compose exec backend python3 cli.py --help

or to get help with a command:

• docker-compose exec backend python3 cli.py <command> --help

Thanks to all the great frameworks and tools!

We will probably forget some, sorry!

Frontend:

• Svelte
• Svelte-kit
• Tailwind CSS
• DaisyUI

Backend:

• FastAPI
• redis-py
• Gin Gonic

Databases:

• MeiliSearch
• Redis

DevOps:

• Docker