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To don't forget what I have heard, even when it's got deleted, I track the progress by a simple app that I have written.
I use Socket.IO and the API to automatically build this progress history.
For Plex I use Trakt, but there is nothing for Audiobookshelf, as far as I know. Ryot doesn't work, that's why I have written my super simple progress tracker. Adding the finished item to a "deleted" playlist isn't a good option.
My history contains this data: userId, itemId, libraryItemId, podcastId, type, authors, podcastTitle, title, progress, updatedAt.
I think there is no need to add a cover or an ASIN or so. Author/postcast title and the title should be enough.
Each entry (audiobook or podcast episode) is linked to the userId, so it's also easy to filter by the userId or also by the progress (if it's got deleted, but hasn't be finished).
I think it would be really useful to add this directly into a separate table inside of the Audiobookshelf database.
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To don't forget what I have heard, even when it's got deleted, I track the progress by a simple app that I have written.
I use Socket.IO and the API to automatically build this progress history.
For Plex I use Trakt, but there is nothing for Audiobookshelf, as far as I know. Ryot doesn't work, that's why I have written my super simple progress tracker. Adding the finished item to a "deleted" playlist isn't a good option.
My history contains this data:
userId, itemId, libraryItemId, podcastId, type, authors, podcastTitle, title, progress, updatedAt
.I think there is no need to add a cover or an ASIN or so. Author/postcast title and the title should be enough.
Each entry (audiobook or podcast episode) is linked to the userId, so it's also easy to filter by the userId or also by the progress (if it's got deleted, but hasn't be finished).
I think it would be really useful to add this directly into a separate table inside of the Audiobookshelf database.
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