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Very simple install:
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Very simple install:
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```git clone this repo
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```git clone this repo
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cd podcatch
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cd podcatch
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go build -o podcatch-bin
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go build
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chmod +x ./podCatch
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./podCatch
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```
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### Setup
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Settings and Podcasts lists are automatically created in the `~/.podcatch/` directory.
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These files are in the TOML format, and the "podcasts.toml" file uses a `map[string]Podcast` interface.
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The automatically created files contain some example podcasts from which you should be able to understand the
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required layout.
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### Future plans
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I'd really like to work on consuming more of the RSS data (i.e. description) and store alongside the MP3
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with the hopes that Jellyfin can parse that to supply episode overviews and more data about it.
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I have tried working with this a little by creating an NFO file, but this has not worked as yet.
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## Thanks for reading!
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