Leum is replacing my old and outdated snuffy and redcat-media sites.
Leum is designed to organize media like TV Shows, Movies, Music and Pictures on a web-server. It's not trying to be Plex or OwnCloud. Just a media viewer for my home server that I could access over the internet if I need.
Current Features
- A tagging system where you can filter media by tags.
- Thumbnail generation.
- User authentication and authorization (users roles and permissions)
- Admin pages for Users, Permissions, Media and Tags.
- View media in a lightbox.
Future Features
- Plugin support.
- A plugin to support TV shows, series and episodes.
- A plugin to support Movies.
- A plugin to support Music and albums.
- Multiple types of media with their own viewers.
- Nested media items.
- Multiresolution support. (720p, 480p, 360p)
Features I can only dream about
- Nice Chromecast support.
- feature complete API. Leum has been written from the get-go with an API, however due to time constraints it's not anywhere near as complete or usable as the application it'self.
- Upgraded to VMC... not view-and-controller and model.
- Documentation for the API and core leum features.
- Ability to get media within leum. kissanime, yts, tpb, kisstoons?
I recommend you don't install leum in it's current state, It's defiantly not as streamlined as Wordpress or Drupal.
If you absolutely MUST use leum I advise you contact me or brush up on your PHP skills.
A brief overview of the setup process.
- Create a database.
- Setup a symlink that's accessible from the web server that points to your server's media. (make it so you can access your movies from the web server).
- Install FFMPEG on your server. (for thumbnails)
- Edit the config files.
- setup.php
- Create a user by adding one to the database manually (might have to disable password verification so you can change your password)
Importing media is not as streamlined as I would like. You can try to use the import tools. I would suggest reading the code to understand how it works.