Notice I will not be doing any more development on this project as Trakt now has official support for Plex Webhooks. I'm using em, you should too.
This tool should continue to work if you're not willing to pay for Trakt VIP, and I'll continue merging PRs, but don't expect your issues to be answered.
Plex provides webhook integration for all Plex Pass subscribers, and users of their servers. A webhook is a request that the Plex application sends to third party services when a user takes an action, such as watching a movie or episode.
You can ask Plex to send these webhooks to this tool, which will then log those plays in your Trakt account.
This is a full rewrite of my somewhat popular previous iteration. This time it's written in Go and deployable with Docker so I can run it on my own infrastructure instead of Heroku.
To start scrobbling today, head to plaxt.astandke.com and enter your Plex username! It's as easy as can be!
If you experience any problems or have any suggestions, please don't hesitate to create an issue on this repo.
Goplaxt is designed to be run in Docker. You can host it right on your Plex server!
To run it yourself, first create an API application through Trakt here. Set the
Allowed Hostnames to be the URI you will hit to access Plaxt, plus /authorize. So if you're exposing your server at
http://10.20.30.40:8000, you'll set it to http://10.20.30.40:8000/authorize. Bare IP addresses and ports are
totally fine, but keep in mind your Plaxt instance must be accessible to all the Plex servers you intend to
play media from.
Once you have that, creating your container is a snap:
docker create \
--name=plaxt \
--restart always \
-v <path to configs>:/app/keystore \
-e TRAKT_ID=<trakt_id> \
-e TRAKT_SECRET=<trakt_secret> \
-e ALLOWED_HOSTNAMES=<your public hostname(s) comma or space seperated> \
-p 8000:8000 \
xanderstrike/goplaxt:latest
If you are using a Raspberry Pi or other ARM based device, simply use
xanderstrike/goplaxt:latest-arm7.
Then go ahead and start it with:
docker start plaxt
Alternatively you can use docker-compose:
version: "3.4" # This will probably also work with version 2
services:
plaxt:
container_name: plaxt
environment:
- TRAKT_ID=<trakt_id>
- TRAKT_SECRET=<trakt_secret>
- ALLOWED_HOSTNAMES=<your public hostname(s) comma or space seperated>
image: xanderstrike/goplaxt
ports:
- 8000:8000
restart: unless-stopped
volumes:
- <path to configs>:/app/keystorePlease do! I accept any and all PRs. My golang is not the best currently, so I'd love some thoughts on worthwhile refactors. I sort of blew through this without adding any tests, so testing won't be a hard requirement for contributions until I add some (though they're always welcome, of course).
You should know that by using the instance I host, I perminantly retain your Plex username, and an API key that allows me to add plays to your Trakt account (but not your username). Also, I log the title and year of films you watch and the title, season, and episode of shows you watch. These logs are temporary and are rotated every 24 hours with older logs perminantly deleted.
I promise to Do No Harm with this information. It will never leave my server, and I won't look at it unless I'm troubleshooting bugs. Frankly, I couldn't care less. However, I believe it's important to disclose my access to your information. If you are not comfortable sharing I encourage you to host the application on your own hardware.
I have never been served with any government requests for data.
MIT