Track your watched movies and TV shows.
Open Source, your data, do whatever you want with it.
To scrobble watched movies and episodes from Kodi, you might want to check out HTTP Scrobbler for Kodi which is a compatible scrobble client for Tracky.
- Webserver with PHP 8.2 or newer
- MySQL/MariaDB server (tested with MariaDB 11)
- API key/token for TheMovieDB and/or TheTVDB
Download the latest release and extract it on your webserver. Point the document root to the "public" folder.
In case you want to deploy Tracky as a Docker container, you can use the Docker image programie/tracky from Docker Hub or ghcr.io/programie/tracky from GitHub Container Registry.
Create a .env.local file in the application root (i.e. the one containing this readme file). You may take a look at the .env.sample file for an example and some documentation about the available variables.
In case of the Docker setup, you may also specify the variables as environment variables for the container.
Create a config.yaml file in the config folder (next to the defaults.yaml) and configure your API key/token. Take a look at the defaults.yaml for possible parameters and their default values.
Note: At least the API key/token for the used data providers must be configured! Otherwise, the application will not function correctly.
Create a database on your MySQL server and import the database.sql file into it.
This application requires an external tool to execute scripts in a regular interval. On Linux, you might want to use crontab or systemd timers for that job.
The following commands should be executed:
bin/console update-data: Fetches new seasons and episodes (also required to execute after adding a new TV show)bin/console process-scrobble-queue: Adds all items from the scrobble queue to the database (only required if scrobble queue is used)
After setting everything up, open the address of your webserver in your web browser and create a new account in the top right corner.
Now, you are ready to go and start tracking your watched TV show episodes and movies.
Happy tracking!