Kapture is a tool to create a "personalized netflix server": A cloud or pi-based device that provides simplified retrieval, storage, and redistribution of any media.
This repo is also built into a docker image: kapturebox/web. The docker-compose file will spin up all dependent services:
docker-compose up -dThis will spin up the kapture service running on port :9000 wherever your docker environment lives (usually http://localhost:9000)
Start up whats intended to be a kapture box, including transmission, plex and the kapture app:
vagrant up
Will start up a new xenial instance locally, set up the machine, and then clean and build the npm project located in /vagrant
You can connect to the packaged instance that is in the apt repo on http://kapture-vagrant.local/
This can be run on your local box for easier developing, however it won't have transmission to download files and flexget to auto-kapture stuff. Everything else (searching, UI, settings, etc) should work fine:
npm install -g grunt-cli bower yarn
npm install
bower install
grunt serveYou'll then have a server running at: http://localhost:9000
vagrant ssh
cd /vagrant ; grunt serve
Then you will have a server running @ http://kapture-vagrant.local:9000
| Variable | Default | Options |
|---|---|---|
LOG_LEVEL |
info | error, warn, info, debug |
NODE_ENV |
development | production, development |
If installed via package, can be configured via the following systemd file:
/etc/systemd/system/kapture.service
Run:
docker-compose up
Then simply connect to http://localhost:9000
# create package
grunt clean package
# install on system
sudo dpkg -i tmp/*.debgit clone https://github.com/nkoterba/material-design-iconsets.git /tmp
cd /tmp/material-design-iconsets/
npm install && npm run init
npm build
cp -r iconsets/* ICONSET_DIR