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This is close, but I'd like to be able to manually add text to each review (for my benefit really) and general x/y star reviews for them.
Also it really wouldn't need Auth - I'd be the only one actually editing the pages.
The screenshots show it's not just a rating, you can add text to them. Am I misunderstanding you?
... I blame the kid's sleep regression and my lack thereof.
I'll give this a shot, thanks!
This is a screenshot from the github Repo that shows those exact features 🙂
It'll be public
Probably not a good idea to publicize the contents of your Plex server. And anyway, why not just use a forum or wiki?
Honestly I'm not super concerned about the contents being public.
As far as a forum/wiki, I'd like it to look like it was meant for this job, those would be a little more on the hefty side just for posting some images/text to.
I would build it myself but I've got a 4 month old. Not a ton of time to sit down in React.
I wouldn't mess with react or other client side bling for this. Just keep it traditional. There are very light weight forum and wiki systems out there. Maybe Fossil ( fossil-scm.org ) could be restyled without too much pain. It uses about 2MB of ram.
Movary comes to mind, and it can pull/ push info to accounts on third parties like tmdb.org