Directories
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Package client is the hand-written base client the generated SDKs, lib/emby and lib/jf, send every request through, after go-azure-sdk's sdk/client.
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Package client is the hand-written base client the generated SDKs, lib/emby and lib/jf, send every request through, after go-azure-sdk's sdk/client. |
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Package emby is a typed client for Emby Server REST API 4.10.0.40, generated by internal/pandorest from the definitions in api-definitions/emby, which were imported from docs/emby-openapi.json.
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Package emby is a typed client for Emby Server REST API 4.10.0.40, generated by internal/pandorest from the definitions in api-definitions/emby, which were imported from docs/emby-openapi.json. |
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Package embyfin is the backend-neutral client the tools use: one Client that speaks to either Emby or Jellyfin and hides the differences between them, so everything above it stays backend-agnostic.
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Package embyfin is the backend-neutral client the tools use: one Client that speaks to either Emby or Jellyfin and hides the differences between them, so everything above it stays backend-agnostic. |
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Package jf is a typed client for Jellyfin API 12.0.0, generated by internal/pandorest from the definitions in api-definitions/jellyfin, which were imported from docs/jellyfin-openapi.json.
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Package jf is a typed client for Jellyfin API 12.0.0, generated by internal/pandorest from the definitions in api-definitions/jellyfin, which were imported from docs/jellyfin-openapi.json. |
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Package providerproxy is a record/replay HTTP proxy for the metadata providers Emby and Jellyfin call out to.
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Package providerproxy is a record/replay HTTP proxy for the metadata providers Emby and Jellyfin call out to. |
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Package tmdb is a minimal client for The Movie Database API, used by audits that need the metadata provider's own facts (such as a film's runtime) which the media server does not retain once it has probed the file.
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Package tmdb is a minimal client for The Movie Database API, used by audits that need the metadata provider's own facts (such as a film's runtime) which the media server does not retain once it has probed the file. |
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