App Request: komf

[zod-melodic]

komf

What does it do? Why? Please describe.

komf is a metadata editor for Komga that allows the user to modify metadata for individual comics via Komga's web interface

Links to further information

• Link to project homepage or github
• Link to documentation
• Link to installation instructions
• Link to compose file
• I have decided to ignore these checkboxes and want this deleted immediately.

What are you willing to do to help?

• I will you help with making docs if this gets picked up.
• I will you help with testing.
• Other things:

Anything else you would like to add.

Any assistance that I can provide, I'm happy to provide

[RaneyDazed]

Ok so komf is kinda cool but its a pain in the ass. I have a compose running, but unless I misunderstood how it works, which I may have, you have to add

komga: 
  cors.allowed-origins:
    - https://komf.domain.tld
    - http:komf:8085

to your komga application.yml file in order for it to connect to komga. I haven't tested with kavita since I don't use it. It seems to work alright otherwise, although its not giving me a ton of extra stuff that komga wasn't already providing for my manga collection. Do you have any insight @zod-melodic ?

[RaneyDazed]

Ok so komf is kinda cool but its a pain in the ass. I have a compose running, but unless I misunderstood how it works, which I may have, you have to add

komga:
cors.allowed-origins:
- https://komf.domain.tld
- http:komf:8085
to your komga application.yml file in order for it to connect to komga. I haven't tested with kavita since I don't use it. It seems to work alright otherwise, although its not giving me a ton of extra stuff that komga wasn't already providing for my manga collection. Do you have any insight @zod-melodic ?

adding something to an existing config file is a no-no. We could add a message to the output of the role being run, but in my experience so far, that tends to be overlooked more often than not.