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dmunozv04 / iSponsorBlockTV

SponsorBlock client for all YouTube TV clients.
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Web Interface #74

Open bertybuttface opened 8 months ago

bertybuttface commented 8 months ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I don't think CLI is the best way to configure and admin this tool.

Describe the solution you'd like A web interface should be built that handles:

  1. Connecting to clients (must)
  2. Managing what each client is blocking (must)
  3. Provide some sort of workaround to temporarily allow YouTube shorts (or to easily reconnect after disconnection)

Describe alternatives you've considered Building the web interface as a separate package like the home assistant addon but I think it would be a bad solution.

Additional context This would also help for the home assistant addon as config currently requires a second instance.

dmunozv04 commented 8 months ago

A web interface would be great, and could easily be implemented using. Textual web a new section of the app could be added to allow for colorful logging and progress, and a temporary pause/stop to view shorts

dmunozv04 commented 8 months ago

That said, if someone wants to expose an api and make a web frontend for iSponsorblockTV, I’d be more than happy to help

bertybuttface commented 7 months ago

Unfortunately the textual web approach won't work as it relies on a cloud service:

https://github.com/Textualize/textual-web/issues/19

dmunozv04 commented 7 months ago

At least for now, they allow to embed textual web as an iframe; and some sort of “hack” could be done to host a local web server that points to textual web. It’s very much not ideal though; and a proper web service would be much better

julianwachholz commented 1 month ago

I would also like to add a web interface. Not just for setup and configuration but also some statistics as well as showing details about the current video. That would allow users to submit ratings etc.

bertybuttface commented 1 month ago

I made a little progress using FastAPI to present an API and React to consume it. Obviously need to use websockets to consume the data as it changes. I'll try and post a WIP soon.

dmunozv04 commented 1 month ago

That's amazing news, let me know if I can help in any way!

bertybuttface commented 1 month ago
Screenshot of potential new web UI, it allows for adding devices, monitoring devices and changing settings, it has been built to be accessible too.
bertybuttface commented 1 month ago
The web UI to go with the above API, see above image for more info. It is sparse and easy to use, this screenshot shows the add device page, it no longer needs to be done from config files
dmunozv04 commented 1 month ago

@bertybuttface looks really cool!