stremio-addons

Stremio Add-ons

All of the video content Stremio provides, it gets exclusively through this add-on system, with no content or specific provider being built into the app.

This package includes both Server and Client for a complete Add-on System.

Add-ons are being hosted separately (on a server). As such, they have increased security and support their own node modules.

What do they do?

The purpose of an add-on is to gather media content (not to extend app features) and respond to requests from the Client which will expect:

• a manifest (add-on description)
• an array of meta elements (primary meta feed)
• an array of meta elements (requested by search query)
• one meta element (requested by ID)
• an array of subtitle objects (requested by ID)
• an array of stream links (requested by ID)

Benefits

• Benefits of creating an add-on for Stremio

Getting started

To get started with Add-ons, you first need to have Node.js installed.

You can scaffold an empty Stremio add-on by running:

npm -g install yo generator-stremio-addon # use sudo if you're on Linux
yo stremio-addon

Documentation

• Getting started & Anatomy of an Add-on
• Manifest
• Meta Feed
• Searching
• Meta Element
• Stream Link
• Subtitles
• Repositories

Tutorials

• Scaffolding an Add-on
• Creating an Add-on
• Hosting your Add-on
• Publishing an Add-on
• Testing Environments
• Using Cinemeta (meta API)
• Using add-ons client in browser
• Add to Your App
• Hosting multiple add-ons

Demo Add-ons

• Hello World - basic explanation of how to create a streaming add-on
• Twitch.tv - streams live from Twitch.tv
• Local Files - indexes files found locally and puts them in Stremio
• Filmon.tv - adds TV catalogue from Filmon.tv with streaming
• WatchHub - redirects to official sources where you can stream movies/series
• OpenSubtitles - find subtitles automatically for the played video file

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