Floppy (selfhosted) tracker integration
Hi Dev, I shared this a few days ago in the Discord server but didn't get a reply, so I thought I'd try here. I'd like to suggest adding Floppy as a tracking/sync option in Wuplay, alongside Simkl, Trakt, and MDBList.
What it is: Floppy is an open-source, self-hosted media tracker (a YamTrack fork, now substantially diverged); essentially a Trakt/Simkl alternative you run yourself in Docker. Repo: dannyvfilms/Floppy (~850 stars, actively developed, REST API at `/api/v1`).
What it does: All-in-one tracking for movies, TV, anime, manga, books, comics, games, music, and podcasts; watchlists, watch history, progress, stats, shareable lists. Scrobbles from Jellyfin, Plex, and Emby out of the box.
Why it matters for Wuplay:
1. The community is actively fleeing Trakt's enshittification, and Floppy is one of the strongest self-hosted landing spots right now; Wuplay is alreadycone of the natural homes for ex-Stremio/ex-Trakt users.
2. Lots of Wuplay users are self-hosters already (AIOStreams, Jellyfin, media servers); Floppy completes that stack: a fully local, privacy-first watch-tracking pipeline, no third-party subscription required.
3. It has a documented REST API, so integration would follow the same pattern as existing tracker providers.
Let me know what you think about this suggestion.
Thanks Dev, appreciate you and your work. ❤️
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Media tracking: what do you use?
I currently use Watcharr, which does a fine job for manually recording shows and movies, and I appreciate the simplicity of its UI. I'm questioning if I should move to another option though.
I particularly would like to be able to catalog more media: books, webcomics, games, live theater (musicals, opera, ballet, etc.), albums, etc.
As a secondary concern, while I currently rely on streaming, I'd eventually like to shift to using the *arr suite with Jellyfin. I'd like a media tracker to track watch activity through Jellyfin, if possible. I already have Jellyfin set up and have a handful of movies through it, although it's hardly my primary means of media consumption, but I do rely on its OPDS plugin to send e-books to my e-reader rather than using a dedicated self-hosted book management system, and maintain a music catalog that I connect to Symfonium on my phone rather than use something like Music Assistant.
Some options I've seen mentioned, but would like opinions on:
- Scrob
- MediaTracker
- Ryot
- Yamtrack
- Floppy, at recommendatiion of /u/hadsdawson
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I miss API in Yamtrack so bad.. I'm using yamtrack(FuzzyGrim/Yamtrack), i have all the data there but i'm missing API access more and more.. I'm considering switching over to dannyvfilms/Floppy. Does anyone tried it? Is it easy to move everything from yamtrack?
Floppy (selfhosted) tracker integration Hi Dev, I shared this a few days ago in the Discord server but didn't get a reply, so I thought I'd try here. I'd like to suggest adding Floppy as a tracking/sync option in Wuplay, alongside Simkl, Trakt, and MDBList. What it is: Floppy is an open-source, self-hosted media tracker (a YamTrack fork, now substantially diverged); essentially a Trakt/Simkl alternative you run yourself in Docker. Repo: dannyvfilms/Floppy (~850 stars, actively developed, REST API at `/api/v1`). What it does: All-in-one tracking for movies, TV, anime, manga, books, comics, games, music, and podcasts; watchlists, watch history, progress, stats, shareable lists. Scrobbles from Jellyfin, Plex, and Emby out of the box. Why it matters for Wuplay: 1. The community is actively fleeing Trakt's enshittification, and Floppy is one of the strongest self-hosted landing spots right now; Wuplay is alreadycone of the natural homes for ex-Stremio/ex-Trakt users. 2. Lots of Wuplay users are self-hosters already (AIOStreams, Jellyfin, media servers); Floppy completes that stack: a fully local, privacy-first watch-tracking pipeline, no third-party subscription required. 3. It has a documented REST API, so integration would follow the same pattern as existing tracker providers. Let me know what you think about this suggestion. Thanks Dev, appreciate you and your work. ❤️
Media tracking: what do you use? I currently use Watcharr, which does a fine job for manually recording shows and movies, and I appreciate the simplicity of its UI. I'm questioning if I should move to another option though. I particularly would like to be able to catalog more media: books, webcomics, games, live theater (musicals, opera, ballet, etc.), albums, etc. As a secondary concern, while I currently rely on streaming, I'd eventually like to shift to using the *arr suite with Jellyfin. I'd like a media tracker to track watch activity through Jellyfin, if possible. I already have Jellyfin set up and have a handful of movies through it, although it's hardly my primary means of media consumption, but I do rely on its OPDS plugin to send e-books to my e-reader rather than using a dedicated self-hosted book management system, and maintain a music catalog that I connect to Symfonium on my phone rather than use something like Music Assistant. Some options I've seen mentioned, but would like opinions on: - Scrob - MediaTracker - Ryot - Yamtrack - Floppy, at recommendatiion of /u/hadsdawson
Any self hosted solutions for scrobbling and lists in POV (or other addons)? For local media on my NAS I can/have used a media manager to setup the metadata for all my content. For streaming content though my households largely relied on trakt and were in the process of migrating to MDBlist as trakt continues to paywall features. My question is are there any projects in the works to self-host my media lists and scrobbling states of the content we watch? It seems like the Floppy project might work for scrobbling but I don't see list support for it (yet) and of course it's not compatible with POV (or any kodi addon yet) as far as I can tell. I'm just trying to find a viable solution to take ownership of my data and not deal with paywall creep/enshittification and wondering if any such projects exist or are in the works?