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@naamiru/eagle-webui

v2.1.1

Published

A web interface for Eagle image viewer - browse your Eagle library from any device

Downloads

30

Readme

Eagle WebUI

A web interface for the Eagle image viewer application.

[!NOTE] Looking for an iOS app? Check out Eagle Viewer for iOS - a native iPhone app for viewing your Eagle library.

Screenshots

PC

Mobile

Features

  • Read-only viewer that won't modify your library, or consume extra storage
  • Responsive UI for desktop and mobile
  • Multi-language support in English, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese (Simplified/Traditional)
  • Simple one-command setup

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 18.18.0
  • Eagle app 4.x

Installation and Usage

Make sure the Eagle app is running on the same machine, then run:

npx @naamiru/eagle-webui

Then open http://localhost:34917/ in your browser.

Accessing from Other Devices

Make the interface reachable from other devices on your network:

npx @naamiru/eagle-webui --hostname 0.0.0.0

After running this command, open http://<your-computer's-LAN-IP>:34917/ from each device.

⚠️ Security Warning: This application serves images without authentication. Do not expose it to public networks. If you need remote access, I recommend using a VPN—services like Tailscale could help.

Command-line Options

| Option | Description | | ---------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | --hostname | Bind server to a specific hostname or IP address (default: localhost) | | --port | Server port number (default: 34917) | | --eagle-library-path | Path to the Eagle library folder (if omitted, detected automatically via Eagle API) | | --eagle-api-url | Eagle API endpoint for library detection (default: http://localhost:41595) |