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traktprogress

v0.0.6

Published

nodejs client to update trakt.tv progress

Downloads

17

Readme

TraktProgress

NodeJS CLI client to update trakt.tv progress

Install

Clone this repo and execute ./bin/traktprogress.js or npm install traktprogress -g

REMEMBER TO EDIT COFIGURATION FILE

If you install traktprogress globally ( -g option in npm) you can find your configuration file in /usr/lib/node_modules/traktprogress

How to configure it

  • Create an account on trakt.tv website
  • Set as 'seen' your seasons or episodes until now (search it like http://trakt.tv/search/all?q=bleach and set 'seen' all seasons those you have watched)
  • Take your APIKEY here: http://trakt.tv/api-docs/authentication
  • Encrypt your account's password in SHA-1 (you can use: SHA-1 Encrypt )
  • Put in your configuration file: your username, your encrypted password and your apikey

How to use it

  • Run it with traktprogress, it takes your episodes from the trakt.tv site and put it into a list
  • You can move up/down using arrow keys
  • When you want to check an episode you can press enter and select yes otherwise tab or using your mouse select no
  • Press q to exit

Screenshot

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License

MIT