A new Jellyfin Plugin #44
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Primarily, I am a python developer but would like to expand into C# and start work on a jellyfin plugin idea. Seeing your reasonably simple plugin here has inspired me to reengage. Some time ago, I started this project and through frustration, I wiped the project and just gave up. Would you be willing to work on a collaborative basis with me?
The Concept:
Whenever a user creates, edits or deletes a music playlist, the plugin would be triggered to export that playlist/edit to a
*.m3u
file within a configured directory. As an added optional feature, maybe based on a scheduled task, changes to the*.m3u
file could make changes to the jellyfin playlist. The only limitation / gotcha I can forsee is if a user wants a "private" playlist or a user doesn't want any of their playlists converted. To solve that, maybe the plugin should require enablement per user or playlists with specific naming convention are shared ie.My Favs - shared.m3u
.The Use Case:
I utilize a mix of media playback software. Kodi for internal network consumption and Jellyfin for external network.
*.m3u
files are pretty common and should be compatible with many other software deployments as well.Thoughts?
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