Remedie is a perl based pluggable media center application. It runs as a web server, uses Plagger and SQLite as its backend and uses JavaScript (jQuery) and CSS to build the user interface.

In summary, you can get the source code, install Perl dependencies and run the web server.

git clone git://github.com/miyagawa/remedie.git
cd remedie
cpan -i .
./bin/remedie-server.pl

If you do not have git command in handy, you can also download the tarball or ZIP file from github master (there's a "download" button). But I strongly suggest you shouldn't do that, since you need to manually download and update the local copy when Remedie is updated. With git it's just git pull.

Before running cpan -i command, you need to setup CPAN command so as you can install dependencies as non-root user. To do that, run cpan and then run the following commands to save the preference.

o conf make_install_make_command 'sudo make'
o conf mbuild_install_build_command 'sudo ./Build'
o conf commit
quit

cpan -i . will examine Makefile.PL, installs required Perl modules from CPAN and then tries to install Remedie itself but fails because of test failures, which is intentional. Do not run make install (or cpan -fi .). Especially, if you have Plagger installed in your system, running make install for Remedie breaks your existent Plagger installation because we forked Plagger. So, don't do that.

Now with the remedie-server.pl process running, you can access Remedie user interface by accessing http://localhost:10010/ with your browser. See the file HACKING for more details.

Unless otherwise noted, Remedie and Plagger perl code and remedie*.js are licensed under Perl Artistic or GPL 2 License.

This software also includes the following material which have their own license:

• jQuery (MIT and GPL)
• jQuery plugins (Refer to each individual file for their licenses)
• JW FLV MEDIA PLAYER 4.3 (Creative Commons by-nc-sa)
• Shadowbox.js Media Viewer (Creative Commons by-nc-sa)
• Fast Icon (Royalty free icons)
• Ben Fleming (CC by-nc)

• github (Git repository)
• Google Code (Wiki, Issue tracking)
• Remedie