KevinMidboe fa50dd3455 Finished dark mode! This means re-doing all sass variables in the
variables.scss file and defining css variables in :root and alterting
them based on prefered color scheme. This gives us a mechanism to set
custom color schemes for the entire site from one place and changing
between them just by setting a class to the body element. This is done
by overwriting the css variables and then our scss variables use these
changes and apply them downward. This seems like a really nice setup for
the switching between- and adding color schemes.
Also did a lot of cleanup of unused, duplicate or errors styling
throughout the application.
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The Movie Database App

A Vue.js project.

Demo

TMDB Vue App

Config setup

Set seasonedShows api endpoint and/or elastic.

  • SeasonedShows can be found here and is the matching backend to fetch tmdb search results, tmdb lists, request new content, check plex status and lets owner search and add torrents to download.
  • Elastic is optional and can be used for a instant search feature for all movies and shows registered in tmdb.
{
  "SEASONED_URL": "http://localhost:31459/api",
  "ELASTIC_URL": "http://localhost:9200"
}

Set ELASTIC_URL to undefined or false to disable

Build Setup

# install dependencies
npm install

# serve with hot reload at localhost:8080
npm run dev

# build for production with minification
npm run build

For detailed explanation on how things work, consult the docs for vue-loader. This app uses history mode

Documentation

All api functions are documented in /docs and found here.
html version also available

License

MIT

Description
seasoned 🌶 | Vue.js webUI for requesting new Movies and TV Shows
Readme 18 MiB
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