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oblecto

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Oblecto is a frontend agnostic media butler bringing high performance high quality media streaming to the home

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Oblecto

What is it?

Oblecto is a self-hosted media server for streaming the media you already own. It indexes Movies and TV Shows, enriches them with metadata and artwork, and serves them through a web interface or compatible clients.

Features

  • Movie and TV library indexing with background updates.
  • Metadata and artwork from TMDb, TVDB, and Fanart.tv (bring your own API keys).
  • Built-in web UI (Oblecto-Web) served by the backend.
  • Jellyfin/Emby API emulation for compatible clients (port 8096).
  • Streaming sessions with direct play and recode/HLS support (via FFmpeg).
  • Optional federation and seedbox import support.
  • CLI tools for setup, database init, and user management.

What Oblecto can do

  • Scan folders of Movies/TV, identify items, and keep your library organized.
  • Fetch posters, fanart, episode banners, descriptions, and ratings.
  • Serve your library to the web UI and compatible Jellyfin clients.
  • Track playback progress and provide "Next Up" for TV series.
  • Store assets and metadata in a local database (SQLite by default).

Setup

Oblecto can be installed using NPM or directly from Git. We recommend NPM unless you plan to develop.

Quick start (npm)

  1. Install: npm install -g oblecto
  2. Initialize config and assets: oblecto init
  3. Edit /etc/oblecto/config.json and set:
    • movies.directories and tvshows.directories
    • API keys: themoviedb.key, tvdb.key, fanart.tv.key
    • Database settings (SQLite by default)
  4. Initialize the database: oblecto init database
  5. Start the server: oblecto start (or oblecto start-tui)
  6. Open the web UI at http://localhost:8080/web (or the port set in server.port)

From source (development)

  1. Install dependencies: npm install
  2. Build the web UI: npm run build:web
  3. Build or run the backend:
    • npm run build then npm run start, or
    • npm run dev for live development
  4. Use the CLI if needed: npm run oblecto (or npm run oblecto:dev)

Configuration notes

  • Config path order: OBLECTO_CONFIG_PATH -> ./res/config.json -> /etc/oblecto/config.json
  • Default SQLite file: /etc/oblecto/database.sqlite
  • Sample config template: res/config.json

Need help? Ask in the gitter chat or check the setup guide: https://github.com/robinp7720/Oblecto/wiki/Getting-Started

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