if you are looking for a replacement checkout Tautulli
plexivity is a simple to use WebApp for your Plex Media Server Statistics. It can be seen as an alternative for plexWatch with plexWatchWeb. It connects with your Plex Media Server and is able to notify you on activity.
Sadly plexWatch requires some native compiled 3rd Party extensions wich can not easyly be intalled on some systems (like Synology for example) so i decided to build my own app for that purpose.
you can find some Screenshots here: http://blog.raphaelmutschler.de/plexivity-0-9/
- PMS 0.9.8.x +
- PlexPass subscription
- Python 2.7
- easy web setup guide
- login protected web interface
- notifications for watching, stopped and pause
- fully localisation support help translate plexivity
- customizable notification messages
- Boxcar (v2)
- Pushover
- Pushbullet
- Phillips Hue (currently in alpha/development)
##Resources
plexivity uses the following Projects/Librarys:
- Flask
- Flask-Security
- Flask-SQLAlchemy
- Flask-Babel
- Flask-Script
- Flask-Migrate
- Flask-Mail
- Flask-Admin
- APScheduler
- requests
- Bootstrap
- Datatables
##Data Path
Data direcotrys can be found in this locations:
Windows
C:\Users\yourname\AppData\Roaming\plexivity
or
C:\Documents and Settings\yourname\Application Data\plexivity
OSX
~/Library/Applications Settings/plexivity
FreeBSD
/usr/local/plexivity/data
Linux
~/.plexivity
if you like to use a different Direcotry you can set one by useing the PLEXIVITY_DATA environment variable
pip install -r requirements.txt
python plexivity.py
you can start plexivity as a deamon by adding --deamon to the command above
plexivity supports SSL (since version 0.9.8) but to keep up with some environments which do not ship with openssl support out of the box you'll have to install pyopenssl manually by running pip install pyopenssl and change the USE_SSL value in the config file manually to 1
If you like to provide a specific cert/key combination make sure to copy plexivity.crt and plexivity.key to your Data Path (see above). When those files are missing, plexivity will create them for you when you first start it with SSL support.
If pyopenssl is not installed it will automatically fallback to non SSL mode
plexivity still in development
Install virtualenvwrapper: http://virtualenvwrapper.readthedocs.org/en/latest/index.html
mkvirtualenv plexivity
pip install -r requirements.txt
python manage.py db upgrade
python manage.py runserver
On default this will fire up a webserver on 127.0.0.1 and port 5000 if you like to change that, just give an host and port with -h and -p like this:
python manage.py runserver -h 0.0.0.0 -p 12345
you can find a short development installation video here: https://asciinema.org/a/12778