2024-01-09, 08:35 PM
That does seem kind of cool. I'd be interested in keeping to just one service entirely, plex or jellyfin or ersatztv, but if ersatz handles tv, movies, music all the same as jellyfin, I can go there.
It's not that I'd have it on all the time, that's for sure. Generally the family watches one show over the course of weeks or the occasional movie, but I figured if I just wanted to throw something on the in background, I'd second-purpose the plex or jellyfin for it. For all that it matters, I could do the very same thing in VLC, something I did do a decade and a half ago as I fumbled around with such an idea.
Is there any well documented api for jellyfin in python wrappers?
I am way off base trying to using stuff like jellyfin_api_client because it tells me
I kind of understand the original code, because at least that plex api wrapper was pretty nicely documented and I could generally figure out what I needed to import, but I really have the wrong idea on how to use jellyfin api. I may just try to reteach myself terminal/command line api stuff and figure it out in a bash script as I previously did, but as Panda's code was much more efficient and shorter than mine, I really wanted to try to emulate that.
It's not that I'd have it on all the time, that's for sure. Generally the family watches one show over the course of weeks or the occasional movie, but I figured if I just wanted to throw something on the in background, I'd second-purpose the plex or jellyfin for it. For all that it matters, I could do the very same thing in VLC, something I did do a decade and a half ago as I fumbled around with such an idea.
Is there any well documented api for jellyfin in python wrappers?
I am way off base trying to using stuff like jellyfin_api_client because it tells me
Code:
File "/home/linuxpc/Documents/SwiftPandaJELLYFINPlaylist.py", line 37, in main
tvshows = client.library.section(Library)
AttributeError: 'AuthenticatedClient' object has no attribute 'library'I kind of understand the original code, because at least that plex api wrapper was pretty nicely documented and I could generally figure out what I needed to import, but I really have the wrong idea on how to use jellyfin api. I may just try to reteach myself terminal/command line api stuff and figure it out in a bash script as I previously did, but as Panda's code was much more efficient and shorter than mine, I really wanted to try to emulate that.