sonarr, radarr, prowlarr, bazarr, seerr, sabnzbd & qbittorrent...
what if your whole media stack was one app & felt like a streaming service.
holyarrs. coming soon.
@DavisNc9527@awe0_io nothing is stitched. none of the six apps are inside, its one go binary written from scratch with one database, so there are no versions to keep in sync between them
@awe0_io "NAS enthusiasts are going to lose it" made my day ๐ thank you for sharing this. screenshots and the install guide are here: https://t.co/MaHRxgTC9C
@mariushosting this is awesome, thank you marius ๐ been reading your synology guides for years, wild to see holyarrs on there. if anything in the install trips people up send it my way and ill fix it
@ace052000087262@mylifcc you can drop unpackerr. theres no unrar binary because the rar reader is built into the go binary, it unpacks rar sets itself during import
@mylifcc ่ฐข่ฐข! huge thanks for this thread ๐ you actually opened the dockerfile and go.mod before writing it, respect. screenshots and the install guide are here: https://t.co/MaHRxgT4k4
holyarrs 1.0.19 is out
one app instead of sonarr, radarr, lidarr, bazarr, prowlarr and seerr. browse like a streaming app, request in one tap
15 MB image, ~70 MB ram idle
44 languages coming in 1.1.0
https://t.co/zxy6QiC0Cn
https://t.co/MaHRxgTC9C
@jurlycat thanks for sharing it ๐ the 15 MB is right there on docker hub if anyone wants to check: https://t.co/q7KKIGYAkB
https://t.co/zxy6QiC0Cn
https://t.co/MaHRxgTC9C
if you run a home media server you probably have sonarr, radarr, lidarr, bazarr, prowlarr and seerr. six apps, each shipping its own little operating system just to run. together they idle around 905 MB of ram
i wanted one app that does all of it and feels like netflix, so i built holyarrs. 15 MB download. ~70 MB of ram with 12,800 movies and shows in it
go backend, svelte ui, no os inside the image. open source with the beta
what would you want to see in it? https://t.co/m5wSvlAfaH