<aside> ⚠️ Thea is a massive work in progress, and so this Wiki is implicitly aimed towards technical users who are trying to contribute or experiment with Thea.
Current focus: Back end overhaul to meet new requirements of project
Using Thea as a home media manager is the ultimate goal, but it is simply not complete yet.
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https://github.com/hbomb79/Thea
https://github.com/hbomb79/Thea aims to be a no-compromises, complete solution to home media management, specializing in the ingestion, transcoding and management of a home media collection:
We recommend you use the sections below if you’re not sure where to start, otherwise you can search for the information you desire.
Pages that are tightly conceptually linked will often be part of a collection. This is indicated by a banner at the top of the page containing a link to the collection.
Finally, you’re likely to encounter a lot of pages with a Next Steps heading; these are a great way to follow a loosely guided tour of the wiki… just don’t get stuck in any infinite loops 😛
Before using Thea it’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with some of the key concepts you’ll be interacting with.
The pages in this section will help you get Thea running, but it’s important they’re followed in order.
Looking to build a client that interacts with the Thea server? Understanding the API is crucial, and we’re here to help.
Keen to contribute to Thea, or just want to know how it works on a deeper level? Check out our internal documentation.