tl;dr mediabase is a proof-of-concept application to catalogue a media library consisting of movies. It scans the folders you choose looking for movies, then fetch metadata from themoviedb.org and The OMDB API and present the information in a nice web page.

Check the this blog post for a general description of the app.

Please take the following steps, which assume that your home folder is named "MyUser" (/Users/MyUser in MAC OS X or /home/MyUser in Linux)

• Download the zip file containing the binary release

https://github.com/apertoire/mediabase/releases/latest

• Create a folder (.mediabase) in your home folder.

mkdir /Users/MyUser/.mediabase

• Cd into this folder and unzip the binary file

cd /Users/MyUser/.mediabase
unzip /Users/MyUser/Downloads/mediabase.zip

• Run the server

./mediabase

The server will listen on port 3267 by default, so you can now open a web browser and point it to the app url

http://localhost:3267/

Note:

• Both OSX and Linux 64-bit binaries are available.

Fork and clone the repo to your drive, y download dependencies

go get ./...

and

make build

to create an executable at ./dist. It will also copy the client code and assets to this folder too.

To run the app do

make run

Please note that go-sqlite3 needs to be built with FTS4 support. So you need to issue

CGO_CFLAGS=-DSQLITE_ENABLE_FTS4 go get -u github.com/mattn/go-sqlite3

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