Awesome Browser, it has all the features I felt was missing from Stash! Thanks for it!
By any chance, are you considering releasing or at least giving compilation instructions for arm64? I’m using my Raspberry Pi 5 to host my Stash collection, and would be more convenient to put Peek in it as well.
Thanks very much! ARM64 support is a quick fix, I’ll go ahead and update that right now and get it into the next version that gets built
3.1.0 has been released, and should have an ARM64 version for you @5h0d4n
Just installed it using Docker on my Rasp Pi, works like a charm, thanks a lot =)
Great! Make sure you got the patched version 3.1.1 because 3.1.0 had a nasty memory leak issue. You can see the version in the app under Server Settings
I installed it testwise in a container and man, this is a cool alternative.
One question: When a scenes gets an update (in my case: a stash id), when will peek browser get the updated scene? Or do I have to scan manually?
Would it be possible to add some sort of “clips/segments” feature? It would be similar to markers but unique to each user. Meaning, without creating additional media files, it would be possible to create shorter video clips from originally longer scenes. It would be awesome to have full scenes but also be able to “extract” the best segments and play them on their own. As a bonus, it would be great to be able to include these clips in playlists as well.
Thanks! Peek will sync with Stash every hour, checking only for updates (new, updated, or deleted items) that have happened since the last sync operation. It also syncs on startup or if you click Full Sync from the Server Settings page
This is actually slated for an upcoming branch! I’m trying to sort out some maintainability and performance issues in the current versions, then using that solid foundation to start rapidly knocking out feature requests