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streamflow-app

v2.1.0

Published

StreamFlow: A seamless torrent streaming and media management application.

Readme

Stream Flow

Welcome to Stream Flow, a standalone application that integrates movie and TV show discovery with automated torrent searching and direct browser-based media streaming. This app bypasses the need for manual downloads and provides an UI for your own torrent streams!

[!WARNING] Under Development: Stream Flow is currently in active development. You may encounter bugs, performance issues, or incomplete features. Your feedback and contributions are highly appreciated!


🚀 How to Install and Use

You can install Stream Flow using one of three methods:

Method 1: Using the Installer (Windows .exe or Linux .deb)

  1. Download: Go to the Releases tab on this GitHub repository and download the latest Windows .exe or Linux .deb installer.
  2. Install: Double click the file or run sudo dpkg -i streamflow.deb to install the application.
  3. Run: Once installed, Stream Flow runs as a lightweight background server and will automatically open the streaming UI in your default web browser.

Method 2: Using NPM (NodeJS)

If you already have NodeJS installed, you can download and run the application entirely from the terminal:

  1. Install globally:
    npm install -g streamflow-app
  2. Run:
    streamflow-app
    The server will start on port 7676. Open http://localhost:7676 in your browser.

Method 3: Using Docker (Headless Server)

For server administrators or NAS setups, you can run the headless Stream Flow container:

  1. Pull and Run the image:
    docker run -d -p 7676:7676 redayasser/streamflow:latest
  2. Access: Open http://localhost:7676 in your browser.

Initial Setup Requirements

When you first launch the app, you will be directed to a setup page that requires two external services:

  1. TMDB API Key (For Posters & Metadata):
    • Create a free account at themoviedb.org.
    • Go to Account Settings > API, and copy your Developer API Key.
  2. Jackett (For Torrent Scraping):
    • Jackett works as a proxy to search across multiple torrent sites simultaneously.
    • Download and install Jackett from their GitHub Releases.
    • Add your preferred torrent indexers in the Jackett dashboard.
    • Copy your Jackett API key and port (default is 9117) and enter them into the Stream Flow setup page.

🛠️ Local Development

If you are a developer and wish to run the app from source, modify the code, or build the installer yourself:

  1. Clone the project
    git clone https://github.com/RedaYasserSebaa/StreamFlow
    cd StreamFlow
  2. Install NodeJS dependencies
    npm install
  3. Start the application
    npm start
  4. Build the Standalone Windows Installer yourself
    npm run build
    The built .exe will be saved to the dist-installer/ directory.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.