So, asking again - Has anyone done anything like Plexpy for Emby yet?

[spootdev 56]

Yes, web interface shows along with some server stats (cpu/mem/disk) and user list.  Got sidetracked with other things this week and didnt' get lib read done.

[tymanthius 18]

Ok.  Then I'm doing something wrong.  I'll wipe the container & try again when I'm not so distracted.

[spootdev 56]

I'll PM my test server user account.  Obv since it's one of my dev boxes.....the app will go down alot while coding.  

[fredg89 8]

Any update on this?

[spootdev 56]

Sorry, I should have probably posted that I stopped working on this code and all other things emby.

[chef 3810]

Hmm... All you want is a graph coded in HTML which collects watched status and displays it?

 

I am not going to install plex, but what the the X and y axis going to be?

 

User for Y? What is X? Media item?

Edited March 27, 2016 by chef

[tymanthius 18]

Not even a graph really.  Just an easy way to see if User X has watched episode or movie Y.

 

The graphs are neat, but not what I care about.

[williamkray 1]

wouldn't it be easier to just throw the logs into an ELK stack? then all you would need to write are some logstash filters.

 

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[tymanthius 18]

wouldn't it be easier to just throw the logs into an ELK stack? then all you would need to write are some logstash filters.

 

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Maybe if you know how . . . but I've never heard of an ELK stack.  

 

I understand the concept tho - stick logs somewhere a log reader can find it, then use filters to generate reports as needed.