Repository navigation
v1.1.2
Everything that has piled up on master since 1.1.1, and the brand colours.
The Home Assistant card takes a typed command or a menu. The instant tab is
now a command field: type a title and the show starts, or open the menu and pick
the picture from a list. Found pictures open as a column, each with its poster,
so their names are read whole; the menu wears a clapperboard and the command
field a lightning glyph in the colour of the icons beside them. The next-episode
arrow is drawn only when there is a next episode.
A poster is found for far more pictures than before. The Wikipedia lookup no
longer insists on an exact title: it trusts the article under the original name
over a full-text guess, asks for a miniseries under the third word Wikipedia
uses for it, reads a Roman part number from the English section, lets a series
name its year by the start of the broadcast and a season belong to its series by
the run, and finds the article of a picture whose release carries the year of a
reissue. An article that never calls itself a picture is refused instead of
being trusted. The verdict is now the file address itself, and the Russian
infobox is read too. Where Wikipedia has no article at all, posters come from
IMDb.
The catalogue offers pictures, not everything that shares their name.
Soundtracks and other non-video releases are dropped by name, a format mark
written in Cyrillic twins is read as the Latin one, a film and a series that
share a bare Russian name and year are gathered together, and a found picture is
named in the tongue the product speaks and called a series the way the menu does.
A search no longer waits on a mirror that is blocked. Both AniLibria mirrors
are asked at once, its details are asked in parallel and a stall is retried
instead of dropping the release, and the adapter gets its own loopback address
so Prowlarr stops pacing it as one host. Both articles of the facts are asked at
once, so a silent hint costs no second wait. On macOS the local indexers bind on
the one loopback address the system keeps by default.
The card tells the truth about the show. It says playing only once a frame
has really arrived, keeps the seek slider from falling back on a live show,
moves the slider to the seeked place at once and its origin with the bookmark,
lets a stop out of a show that never came up, and carries a person's refusal
into the raise it interrupts. A power button is on the card.
The installer and the integration wear the brand colours. The installer
splash is the brand green instead of a turquoise, and the Home Assistant
integration wears the brand star.
Install as before:
curl -fsSL https://torrcast.anysda.space | sh
Then add anysda/torrcast to HACS as a custom repository of the integration
category, download it, and restart Home Assistant.
Update in place: sudo cast --upgrade.