What all can this project track?

[IgnisDa]

The following is a list of all things that I want this application to be able to keep track of.

Media

• Books (via Openlibrary)
• Movies (via TMDB)
• Shows (via TMDB)
• Video Games (via IGDB)
• Audio Books (via Audible)
• Podcasts (via Listen Notes)
• Manga (via Anilist)
• Anime (via Anilist)
• Visual Novels (via VnDB)
• Music (via ListenBrainz)

Fitness

• Gym exercises (via Wrkout, Yuhonas)

General

• Websites: time spent on a website

(Items marked as done are already supported).

If you have any suggestions, feel free to comment them.

[tomtom215]

I bet a lot of people would jump on this project if you support:

• Plex & Tautulli (and Jellyfin)
• Sonarr & Radarr

[claythegamer]

This
If you could import from trakt it would be a huge plus!

[IgnisDa]

I have never used these services and hence did not find the need to support them. But seems like everyone want to see these integrations so I will look into it.

[C-Fu]

A lot of people who uses plex/jellyfin/emby and searches online about it will at some point discover the *arrs and tautulli/jellystat.

Also a support of subsonic-compatible server/apps would be great, since there are a billion of variations of these out there for pretty much everything including the kitchen sink (I use Navidrome btw).

[tomtom215]

For fitness, perhaps take a look at this project for reference which successfully integrates with Peloton and Garmin API's, that would be two large ecosystems for you to include: https://github.com/philosowaffle/peloton-to-garmin

[IgnisDa]

Thank you very much for your help!

[spiral6]

Anime and Manga (i.e. MAL, Anilist, etc).

[IgnisDa]

I'm not talking about rating then. I'm talking about marking individual chapters/episode as seen.

[spiral6]

In Anilist, users cannot finitely/individually pick episodes and mark them as watched (as you'd see on IMDB or Trakt).
Instead, they fill out a number indicating how many episodes they've watched, based on the total episodes they've watched.

(The GraphQL also provides access to this, of course).

It's the same in MyAnimeList as well. I don't believe most people worry about the tracking of individual episodes.

[IgnisDa]

Alright makes sense. Thank you very much!

[IgnisDa]

@spiral6 v1.2.0 supports both anime and manga!

[spiral6]

Thank you very much for the hard work! :)

[coolmule0]

Media

• Music (via Listenbrainz)

[modymp]

-- related to the Reddit comment > https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/13rehkg/comment/jlls3le/ -

All the above listed seems to leverage API from other services, which seems to indicate an automated tracking approach.

I have a few things that I would want to track that will be manual such as the below,

1. classes that my kid/myself goes to (swimming, football, etc)
2. daily personal habits to keep track of
3. (shall update later)..

I have searched but couldnt find something decent for "my requirements" (ie., in terms decent UI/UX/features) in the selfhosted space. For example, https://habitica.com/ is cool but I dont intend to gamify ++ a few others too. (or, my searches were bad and I did not stumble on something yet)

a few that are hosted/serviced, that I really like
https://present-app.com/ - a iOS app
https://pixe.la/ - a nice one with API support for integration, graphs & heatmaps too
https://www.dailyhabits.xyz/ - another simple one

thanks!

[IgnisDa]

Could you take a look at #73. It might be what you need.

[drinksomewhiskey]

Is it possible to include price tracking via pricecharting.com for videogames? It would be nice to select condition as well (e.g., new, compete in box, loose).

[IgnisDa]

I have plans to add implemention of correlation between data from 2 different sources. Right now game data come from IGDB. Now let's say you want to add correlation of a game from IGDB to a item on pricecharting, you'll have to do that manually after which it downloads all the data and shows it on the UI.

Does this make sense?

[drinksomewhiskey]

Meaning, you would have to manually add a price charting ID after adding media to the library? Then, it will pull values afterwards?

[IgnisDa]

Yep that's correct. Since there is no way for Ryot to do so accurately itself.

[GinjNTonic]

Would it be possible to import existing lists from Letterboxd (movie tracker) accounts? The data export from there is a csv file.

[IgnisDa]

We have #64 that will define a common interface for all imports. Then I plan to create scripts (or maybe docker images) to actually perform these imports. Having the import separately will ensure that the actual server remains as lean as possible.

[edersong]

For fitness, I would suggest a integration or a way to import data from OpenScale https://github.com/oliexdev/openScale

[IgnisDa]

This looks good. What exactly would an integration between the two entail?

[Batman313v]

I would love to see some type of food/ snack/ grocery tracker with a "ratings" system so I could easily look of something up for when I don't remember if my girlfriend and/ or I like that flavor/ meal/ option. Would be nice

Suggestion

Food / Snack / Meal

These could either be combined or placed under something like

• Food
  • Snack
  • Meal

Options

Some quick ideas of what it could include

• Ratings
  • Add ratings with Stars and details to easily see what was thought after the last time it was eaten
• Info
  • Add information for a "food item" like nutrition info, Calories (Maybe be implemented with fitness?)
  • Recipe
    • Steps in a check list
    • Ingredients
  • Upload Photos?

Story

I'm not big into food so there are most definitly things that could be added to this that I havn't thought of but I thought of the idea while standing in the store and after realizing they were out of my favorite flavor of an item I couldn't remeber which of the other options I didn't like as to avoid accidentally getting that one. So when I got home I jumped on reddit in search of a solution and came across ryot. While not a solution for the food problem I loved the Idea of an all in one tracker so here I am adding a suggestion to the list 😁

[IgnisDa]

This sounds like a good idea? Is this something that #73 might be useful for?

[Batman313v]

I definitely think that this is a simple enough use case that it could be covered by that, I hadn't seen that yet but it's a really cool idea to have dynamic declarative config system for custom trackers. I just discovered this project today but am already super excited to see where it goes. Hopefully once I get more confident in Rust I can help contribute 👍

[IgnisDa]

Yes it has not been implemented yet (and won't be for a long time since I will be working on fitness tracking), but I am collecting feedback on it. I would love it if you leave yours in that issue.

Thanks for your interest in the project.

[lapius]

Try https://grocy.info

[C-Fu]

For Comic/Manga, Android users will definitely have Tachiyomi app on their phones. Not sure if you can somehow tap into the read status from there.

Comick website/service/app is also very very big and very very good (also a source in Tachiyomi).

For tracking time spent on websites, I'd suggest a chrome/firefox addon maybe?

Keep it up, a lot of people will need this!

[IgnisDa]

Comick website/service/app is also very very big and very very good (also a source in Tachiyomi).

Do the existing media providers not work for you?

For tracking time spent on websites, I'd suggest a chrome/firefox addon maybe?

Yes wakatime has a plugin for this. I plan to implement Ryot's add-ons similarly.

[el-tiuri]

Adding Strava integration would be huge for tracking exercises, that might be worth looking into.

[IgnisDa]

That's a good idea. Please make an issue for this.