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Jellyfin TubeArchivist Plugin
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1. Go to `Dashboard -> Plugins` and select the `Repositories` tab
2. Add a new repository with the following details:
- Repository name: `TubeArchivistMetadata`
-- Repository URL: `https://github.com/DarkFighterLuke/TubeArchivistMetadata/raw/master/manifest.json`
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+- Repository URL: `https://github.com/tubearchivist/tubearchivist-jf-plugin/raw/master/manifest.json`
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3. Go to the `Catalog` tab
4. Find `TubeArchivistMetadata` in the `Metadata` section and install it
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5. Restart Jellyfin to apply the changes
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### From ZIP in GitHub releases
-1. Download the latest available release (`TubeArchivist-*.zip`) from the repository releases section
+1. Download the latest available release (`TubeArchivistMetadata-*.zip`) from the repository releases section
2. Extract the contained files in the `plugins/TubeArchivistMetadata` folder (you might need to create the folders) of your Jellyfin installation
-3. Restart Jellyfin to apply the changes
+3. Restart Jellyfin to apply the changes
## Configuration
This plugin requires that you have already an instance of TubeArchivist up and running.
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Overviews length (channels and videos descriptions)
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## Use the plugin
Using the plugin is very simple. Let's start from the beginning:
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_NOTE: If you are using Docker containers, it is important to mount the TubeArchivist media path into Jellyfin container as **read-only**, in order to avoid possible operations on the media files that will break TubeArchivist._
1. Go to `Dashboard -> Libraries` and add a media library
2. In the form select `Shows` as Content type, set a display name for the library and set the TubeArchivist media folder in the `Folders` section
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-3. Scrolling down, uncheck all metadata and image providers except `TubeArchivist`. (You won't find TubeArchivist in seasons providers, so just disable everything there)
-4. Save and come back to Home, you will see the newly added library. Jellyfin will have executed the metadata fetching for you after the collection creation and then you will see the metadata and the images of channels and videos
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+4. Scrolling down, uncheck all metadata and image providers except `TubeArchivist`. (You won't find TubeArchivist in seasons providers, so just disable everything there)
+5. Save and come back to Home, you will see the newly added library. Jellyfin will have executed the metadata fetching for you after the collection creation and then you will see the metadata and the images of channels and videos
## Build
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2. Build plugin with following command
```
- dotnet publish Jellyfin.Plugin.TubeArchivistMetadata --configuration Release --output bin
+ dotnet publish Jellyfin.Plugin.tubearchivist-jf-plugin --configuration Release --output bin
```
-3. Place the dll-file in the `plugins/TubeArchivistMetadata` folder (you might need to create the folders) of your Jellyfin installation
+3. Place the dll-file in the `plugins/tubearchivist-jf-plugin` folder (you might need to create the folders) of your Jellyfin installation
## License