Mediux Posters

Fetches Show, Movie, and Collection cover art from Mediux and updates Plex/Jellyfin using TMDB IDs.

Jellyfin Collections are not yet supported.

Installation

Pipx

1. Ensure you have Pipx installed: pipx --version
2. Install the project: pipx install Mediux-Posters

Usage

Notes

• When running a sync/show/collection/movie it will keep downloading sets until all the needed posters are found.
  • Show: Poster and Backdrop
  • Season: Poster
  • Episode: Title Card
  • Collection: Poster and Backdrop
  • Movie: Poster and Backdrop
• To enable support for Collections in Plex, each Collection needs to have a label with its tmdb-id, in the format of tmdb-<number>
  If using Kometa, refer to this comment to have Kometa add these labels.

Settings

To set Plex and/or Jellyfin details, update the file: ~/.config/mediux-posters/settings.toml. File will be created on first run.

Example File

exclude_usernames = []
kometa_integration = false
only_priority_usernames = false
priority_usernames = []

[jellyfin]
base_url = "http://127.0.0.1:8096"
token = "<Token>"

[plex]
base_url = "http://127.0.0.1:32400"
token = "<Token>"

Details

• exclude_usernames

  A list of usernames whose sets should be ignored when running a sync.

• kometa_integration

  If enabled, will remove the Overlay label from any media Mediux-Posters uploads a poster/backdrop/title-card to.

• only_priority_usernames

  A boolean flag that limits downloading sets to ones created by the users specified in priority_usernames. If set to false, all sets will be considered unless explicitly excluded in exclude_usernames.

• priority_usernames

  A list of usernames whose sets should take priority when running a sync. If only_priority_usernames is set to true, only sets from these users will be used.

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