midarrlabs/midarr-server

This system is a media library and streaming application built on Phoenix, designed to catalog and stream movies and TV series. It provides users with authenticated access to browse content, track viewing progress, and stream video with Chromecast support. The platform also features real-time presence tracking, push notifications, and an administrative interface for managing users and content synchronization.

The project underwent a significant architectural shift, migrating the database from SQLite to PostgreSQL and upgrading to Phoenix 1.8 and Elixir 1.17. This period focused on building out a comprehensive media library with real-time presence tracking, user authentication via OAuth, and a modernized frontend using Tailwind CSS and LiveView.

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This period focused on expanding the user interface with new pages for browsing movies, TV shows, and people, alongside implementing search and video playback capabilities. The work also included integrating Chromecast support, refining CSS styling, and adding test coverage for authentication.

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