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github.com/LukeHagar/plexgo

SDK Installation

go get github.com/LukeHagar/plexgo

SDK Example Usage

Example
package main

import (
	"context"
	"github.com/LukeHagar/plexgo"
	"github.com/LukeHagar/plexgo/models/components"
	"log"
)

func main() {
	s := plexgo.New(
		plexgo.WithSecurity("<YOUR_API_KEY_HERE>"),
	)

	ctx := context.Background()
	res, err := s.Server.GetServerCapabilities(ctx)
	if err != nil {
		log.Fatal(err)
	}

	if res.Object != nil {
		// handle response
	}
}

Available Resources and Operations

Server
Media
Activities
Butler
Hubs
Library
Log
Playlists
Security
Sessions
Updater
Video

Error Handling

Handling errors in this SDK should largely match your expectations. All operations return a response object or an error, they will never return both. When specified by the OpenAPI spec document, the SDK will return the appropriate subclass.

Error Object Status Code Content Type
sdkerrors.GetServerCapabilitiesResponseBody 401 application/json
sdkerrors.SDKError 4xx-5xx /
Example
package main

import (
	"context"
	"errors"
	"github.com/LukeHagar/plexgo"
	"github.com/LukeHagar/plexgo/models/components"
	"github.com/LukeHagar/plexgo/models/sdkerrors"
	"log"
)

func main() {
	s := plexgo.New(
		plexgo.WithSecurity("<YOUR_API_KEY_HERE>"),
	)

	ctx := context.Background()
	res, err := s.Server.GetServerCapabilities(ctx)
	if err != nil {

		var e *sdkerrors.GetServerCapabilitiesResponseBody
		if errors.As(err, &e) {
			// handle error
			log.Fatal(e.Error())
		}

		var e *sdkerrors.SDKError
		if errors.As(err, &e) {
			// handle error
			log.Fatal(e.Error())
		}
	}
}

Server Selection

Select Server by Index

You can override the default server globally using the WithServerIndex option when initializing the SDK client instance. The selected server will then be used as the default on the operations that use it. This table lists the indexes associated with the available servers:

# Server Variables
0 {protocol}://{ip}:{port} protocol (default is http), ip (default is 10.10.10.47), port (default is 32400)
Example
package main

import (
	"context"
	"github.com/LukeHagar/plexgo"
	"github.com/LukeHagar/plexgo/models/components"
	"log"
)

func main() {
	s := plexgo.New(
		plexgo.WithServerIndex(0),
		plexgo.WithSecurity("<YOUR_API_KEY_HERE>"),
	)

	ctx := context.Background()
	res, err := s.Server.GetServerCapabilities(ctx)
	if err != nil {
		log.Fatal(err)
	}

	if res.Object != nil {
		// handle response
	}
}
Variables

Some of the server options above contain variables. If you want to set the values of those variables, the following options are provided for doing so:

  • WithProtocol plexgo.ServerProtocol
  • WithIP string
  • WithPort string
Override Server URL Per-Client

The default server can also be overridden globally using the WithServerURL option when initializing the SDK client instance. For example:

package main

import (
	"context"
	"github.com/LukeHagar/plexgo"
	"github.com/LukeHagar/plexgo/models/components"
	"log"
)

func main() {
	s := plexgo.New(
		plexgo.WithServerURL("{protocol}://{ip}:{port}"),
		plexgo.WithSecurity("<YOUR_API_KEY_HERE>"),
	)

	ctx := context.Background()
	res, err := s.Server.GetServerCapabilities(ctx)
	if err != nil {
		log.Fatal(err)
	}

	if res.Object != nil {
		// handle response
	}
}

Custom HTTP Client

The Go SDK makes API calls that wrap an internal HTTP client. The requirements for the HTTP client are very simple. It must match this interface:

type HTTPClient interface {
	Do(req *http.Request) (*http.Response, error)
}

The built-in net/http client satisfies this interface and a default client based on the built-in is provided by default. To replace this default with a client of your own, you can implement this interface yourself or provide your own client configured as desired. Here's a simple example, which adds a client with a 30 second timeout.

import (
	"net/http"
	"time"
	"github.com/myorg/your-go-sdk"
)

var (
	httpClient = &http.Client{Timeout: 30 * time.Second}
	sdkClient  = sdk.New(sdk.WithClient(httpClient))
)

This can be a convenient way to configure timeouts, cookies, proxies, custom headers, and other low-level configuration.

Authentication

Per-Client Security Schemes

This SDK supports the following security scheme globally:

Name Type Scheme
AccessToken apiKey API key

You can configure it using the WithSecurity option when initializing the SDK client instance. For example:

package main

import (
	"context"
	"github.com/LukeHagar/plexgo"
	"log"
)

func main() {
	s := plexgo.New(
		plexgo.WithSecurity("<YOUR_API_KEY_HERE>"),
	)

	ctx := context.Background()
	res, err := s.Server.GetServerCapabilities(ctx)
	if err != nil {
		log.Fatal(err)
	}

	if res.Object != nil {
		// handle response
	}
}

Special Types

Development

Maturity

This SDK is in beta, and there may be breaking changes between versions without a major version update. Therefore, we recommend pinning usage to a specific package version. This way, you can install the same version each time without breaking changes unless you are intentionally looking for the latest version.

Contributions

While we value open-source contributions to this SDK, this library is generated programmatically. Feel free to open a PR or a Github issue as a proof of concept and we'll do our best to include it in a future release!

SDK Created by Speakeasy

Documentation

Index

Constants

This section is empty.

Variables

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var ServerList = []string{

	"{protocol}://{ip}:{port}",
}

ServerList contains the list of servers available to the SDK

Functions

func Bool 

func Bool(b bool) *bool

Bool provides a helper function to return a pointer to a bool

func Float32 

func Float32(f float32) *float32

Float32 provides a helper function to return a pointer to a float32

func Float64 

func Float64(f float64) *float64

Float64 provides a helper function to return a pointer to a float64

func Int 

func Int(i int) *int

Int provides a helper function to return a pointer to an int

func Int64 

func Int64(i int64) *int64

Int64 provides a helper function to return a pointer to an int64

func String 

func String(s string) *string

String provides a helper function to return a pointer to a string

Types

type Activities 

type Activities struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Activities are awesome. They provide a way to monitor and control asynchronous operations on the server. In order to receive real-time updates for activities, a client would normally subscribe via either EventSource or Websocket endpoints. Activities are associated with HTTP replies via a special `X-Plex-Activity` header which contains the UUID of the activity. Activities are optional cancellable. If cancellable, they may be cancelled via the `DELETE` endpoint. Other details: - They can contain a `progress` (from 0 to 100) marking the percent completion of the activity. - They must contain an `type` which is used by clients to distinguish the specific activity. - They may contain a `Context` object with attributes which associate the activity with various specific entities (items, libraries, etc.) - The may contain a `Response` object which attributes which represent the result of the asynchronous operation.

func (*Activities) CancelServerActivities 

func (s *Activities) CancelServerActivities(ctx context.Context, activityUUID string) (*operations.CancelServerActivitiesResponse, error)

CancelServerActivities - Cancel Server Activities Cancel Server Activities

func (*Activities) GetServerActivities 

func (s *Activities) GetServerActivities(ctx context.Context) (*operations.GetServerActivitiesResponse, error)

GetServerActivities - Get Server Activities Get Server Activities

type Butler 

type Butler struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Butler is the task manager of the Plex Media Server Ecosystem.

func (*Butler) GetButlerTasks 

func (s *Butler) GetButlerTasks(ctx context.Context) (*operations.GetButlerTasksResponse, error)

GetButlerTasks - Get Butler tasks Returns a list of butler tasks

func (*Butler) StartAllTasks 

func (s *Butler) StartAllTasks(ctx context.Context) (*operations.StartAllTasksResponse, error)

StartAllTasks - Start all Butler tasks This endpoint will attempt to start all Butler tasks that are enabled in the settings. Butler tasks normally run automatically during a time window configured on the server's Settings page but can be manually started using this endpoint. Tasks will run with the following criteria: 1. Any tasks not scheduled to run on the current day will be skipped. 2. If a task is configured to run at a random time during the configured window and we are outside that window, the task will start immediately. 3. If a task is configured to run at a random time during the configured window and we are within that window, the task will be scheduled at a random time within the window. 4. If we are outside the configured window, the task will start immediately.

func (*Butler) StartTask 

func (s *Butler) StartTask(ctx context.Context, taskName operations.TaskName) (*operations.StartTaskResponse, error)

StartTask - Start a single Butler task This endpoint will attempt to start a single Butler task that is enabled in the settings. Butler tasks normally run automatically during a time window configured on the server's Settings page but can be manually started using this endpoint. Tasks will run with the following criteria: 1. Any tasks not scheduled to run on the current day will be skipped. 2. If a task is configured to run at a random time during the configured window and we are outside that window, the task will start immediately. 3. If a task is configured to run at a random time during the configured window and we are within that window, the task will be scheduled at a random time within the window. 4. If we are outside the configured window, the task will start immediately.

func (*Butler) StopAllTasks 

func (s *Butler) StopAllTasks(ctx context.Context) (*operations.StopAllTasksResponse, error)

StopAllTasks - Stop all Butler tasks This endpoint will stop all currently running tasks and remove any scheduled tasks from the queue.

func (*Butler) StopTask 

func (s *Butler) StopTask(ctx context.Context, taskName operations.PathParamTaskName) (*operations.StopTaskResponse, error)

StopTask - Stop a single Butler task This endpoint will stop a currently running task by name, or remove it from the list of scheduled tasks if it exists. See the section above for a list of task names for this endpoint.

type HTTPClient 

type HTTPClient interface {
	Do(req *http.Request) (*http.Response, error)
}

HTTPClient provides an interface for suplying the SDK with a custom HTTP client

type Hubs 

type Hubs struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Hubs are a structured two-dimensional container for media, generally represented by multiple horizontal rows.

func (*Hubs) GetGlobalHubs 

func (s *Hubs) GetGlobalHubs(ctx context.Context, count *float64, onlyTransient *operations.OnlyTransient) (*operations.GetGlobalHubsResponse, error)

GetGlobalHubs - Get Global Hubs Get Global Hubs filtered by the parameters provided.

func (*Hubs) GetLibraryHubs 

func (s *Hubs) GetLibraryHubs(ctx context.Context, sectionID float64, count *float64, onlyTransient *operations.QueryParamOnlyTransient) (*operations.GetLibraryHubsResponse, error)

GetLibraryHubs - Get library specific hubs This endpoint will return a list of library specific hubs

type Library 

type Library struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Library - API Calls interacting with Plex Media Server Libraries

func (*Library) DeleteLibrary 

func (s *Library) DeleteLibrary(ctx context.Context, sectionID float64) (*operations.DeleteLibraryResponse, error)

DeleteLibrary - Delete Library Section Delate a library using a specific section

func (*Library) GetCommonLibraryItems 

func (s *Library) GetCommonLibraryItems(ctx context.Context, sectionID float64, type_ float64, filter *string) (*operations.GetCommonLibraryItemsResponse, error)

GetCommonLibraryItems - Get Common Library Items Represents a "Common" item. It contains only the common attributes of the items selected by the provided filter

func (*Library) GetFileHash 

func (s *Library) GetFileHash(ctx context.Context, url_ string, type_ *float64) (*operations.GetFileHashResponse, error)

GetFileHash - Get Hash Value This resource returns hash values for local files

func (*Library) GetLatestLibraryItems 

func (s *Library) GetLatestLibraryItems(ctx context.Context, sectionID float64, type_ float64, filter *string) (*operations.GetLatestLibraryItemsResponse, error)

GetLatestLibraryItems - Get Latest Library Items This endpoint will return a list of the latest library items filtered by the filter and type provided

func (*Library) GetLibraries 

func (s *Library) GetLibraries(ctx context.Context) (*operations.GetLibrariesResponse, error)

GetLibraries - Get All Libraries A library section (commonly referred to as just a library) is a collection of media. Libraries are typed, and depending on their type provide either a flat or a hierarchical view of the media. For example, a music library has an artist > albums > tracks structure, whereas a movie library is flat.

Libraries have features beyond just being a collection of media; for starters, they include information about supported types, filters and sorts. This allows a client to provide a rich interface around the media (e.g. allow sorting movies by release year).

func (*Library) GetLibrary 

func (s *Library) GetLibrary(ctx context.Context, sectionID float64, includeDetails *operations.IncludeDetails) (*operations.GetLibraryResponse, error)

GetLibrary - Get Library Details Returns details for the library. This can be thought of as an interstitial endpoint because it contains information about the library, rather than content itself. These details are:

- A list of `Directory` objects: These used to be used by clients to build a menuing system. There are four flavors of directory found here:

  • Primary: (e.g. all, On Deck) These are still used in some clients to provide "shortcuts" to subsets of media. However, with the exception of On Deck, all of them can be created by media queries, and the desire is to allow these to be customized by users.
  • Secondary: These are marked with `secondary="1"` and were used by old clients to provide nested menus allowing for primative (but structured) navigation.
  • Special: There is a By Folder entry which allows browsing the media by the underlying filesystem structure, and there's a completely obsolete entry marked `search="1"` which used to be used to allow clients to build search dialogs on the fly.

- A list of `Type` objects: These represent the types of things found in this library, and for each one, a list of `Filter` and `Sort` objects. These can be used to build rich controls around a grid of media to allow filtering and organizing. Note that these filters and sorts are optional, and without them, the client won't render any filtering controls. The `Type` object contains:

  • `key`: This provides the root endpoint returning the actual media list for the type.
  • `type`: This is the metadata type for the type (if a standard Plex type).
  • `title`: The title for for the content of this type (e.g. "Movies").

- Each `Filter` object contains a description of the filter. Note that it is not an exhaustive list of the full media query language, but an inportant subset useful for top-level API.

  • `filter`: This represents the filter name used for the filter, which can be used to construct complex media queries with.
  • `filterType`: This is either `string`, `integer`, or `boolean`, and describes the type of values used for the filter.
  • `key`: This provides the endpoint where the possible range of values for the filter can be retrieved (e.g. for a "Genre" filter, it returns a list of all the genres in the library). This will include a `type` argument that matches the metadata type of the Type element.
  • `title`: The title for the filter.

- Each `Sort` object contains a description of the sort field.

  • `defaultDirection`: Can be either `asc` or `desc`, and specifies the default direction for the sort field (e.g. titles default to alphabetically ascending).
  • `descKey` and `key`: Contains the parameters passed to the `sort=...` media query for each direction of the sort.
  • `title`: The title of the field.

func (*Library) GetLibraryItems 

func (s *Library) GetLibraryItems(ctx context.Context, sectionID float64, type_ *float64, filter *string) (*operations.GetLibraryItemsResponse, error)

GetLibraryItems - Get Library Items This endpoint will return a list of library items filtered by the filter and type provided

func (*Library) GetMetadata 

func (s *Library) GetMetadata(ctx context.Context, ratingKey float64) (*operations.GetMetadataResponse, error)

GetMetadata - Get Items Metadata This endpoint will return the metadata of a library item specified with the ratingKey.

func (*Library) GetMetadataChildren 

func (s *Library) GetMetadataChildren(ctx context.Context, ratingKey float64) (*operations.GetMetadataChildrenResponse, error)

GetMetadataChildren - Get Items Children This endpoint will return the children of of a library item specified with the ratingKey.

func (*Library) GetOnDeck 

func (s *Library) GetOnDeck(ctx context.Context) (*operations.GetOnDeckResponse, error)

GetOnDeck - Get On Deck This endpoint will return the on deck content.

func (*Library) GetRecentlyAdded 

func (s *Library) GetRecentlyAdded(ctx context.Context) (*operations.GetRecentlyAddedResponse, error)

GetRecentlyAdded - Get Recently Added This endpoint will return the recently added content.

func (*Library) RefreshLibrary 

func (s *Library) RefreshLibrary(ctx context.Context, sectionID float64) (*operations.RefreshLibraryResponse, error)

RefreshLibrary - Refresh Library This endpoint Refreshes the library.

type Log 

type Log struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Log - Submit logs to the Log Handler for Plex Media Server

func (*Log) EnablePaperTrail 

func (s *Log) EnablePaperTrail(ctx context.Context) (*operations.EnablePaperTrailResponse, error)

EnablePaperTrail - Enabling Papertrail This endpoint will enable all Plex Media Serverlogs to be sent to the Papertrail networked logging site for a period of time.

func (*Log) LogLine 

func (s *Log) LogLine(ctx context.Context, level operations.Level, message string, source string) (*operations.LogLineResponse, error)

LogLine - Logging a single line message. This endpoint will write a single-line log message, including a level and source to the main Plex Media Server log.

func (*Log) LogMultiLine 

func (s *Log) LogMultiLine(ctx context.Context) (*operations.LogMultiLineResponse, error)

LogMultiLine - Logging a multi-line message This endpoint will write multiple lines to the main Plex Media Server log in a single request. It takes a set of query strings as would normally sent to the above GET endpoint as a linefeed-separated block of POST data. The parameters for each query string match as above.

type Media 

type Media struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Media - API Calls interacting with Plex Media Server Media

func (*Media) MarkPlayed 

func (s *Media) MarkPlayed(ctx context.Context, key float64) (*operations.MarkPlayedResponse, error)

MarkPlayed - Mark Media Played This will mark the provided media key as Played.

func (*Media) MarkUnplayed 

func (s *Media) MarkUnplayed(ctx context.Context, key float64) (*operations.MarkUnplayedResponse, error)

MarkUnplayed - Mark Media Unplayed This will mark the provided media key as Unplayed.

func (*Media) UpdatePlayProgress 

func (s *Media) UpdatePlayProgress(ctx context.Context, key string, time float64, state string) (*operations.UpdatePlayProgressResponse, error)

UpdatePlayProgress - Update Media Play Progress This API command can be used to update the play progress of a media item.

type Playlists 

type Playlists struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Playlists are ordered collections of media. They can be dumb (just a list of media) or smart (based on a media query, such as "all albums from 2017"). They can be organized in (optionally nesting) folders. Retrieving a playlist, or its items, will trigger a refresh of its metadata. This may cause the duration and number of items to change.

func (*Playlists) AddPlaylistContents 

func (s *Playlists) AddPlaylistContents(ctx context.Context, playlistID float64, uri string, playQueueID float64) (*operations.AddPlaylistContentsResponse, error)

AddPlaylistContents - Adding to a Playlist Adds a generator to a playlist, same parameters as the POST above. With a dumb playlist, this adds the specified items to the playlist. With a smart playlist, passing a new `uri` parameter replaces the rules for the playlist. Returns the playlist.

func (*Playlists) ClearPlaylistContents 

func (s *Playlists) ClearPlaylistContents(ctx context.Context, playlistID float64) (*operations.ClearPlaylistContentsResponse, error)

ClearPlaylistContents - Delete Playlist Contents Clears a playlist, only works with dumb playlists. Returns the playlist.

func (*Playlists) CreatePlaylist 

func (s *Playlists) CreatePlaylist(ctx context.Context, request operations.CreatePlaylistRequest) (*operations.CreatePlaylistResponse, error)

CreatePlaylist - Create a Playlist Create a new playlist. By default the playlist is blank. To create a playlist along with a first item, pass: - `uri` - The content URI for what we're playing (e.g. `library://...`). - `playQueueID` - To create a playlist from an existing play queue.

func (*Playlists) DeletePlaylist 

func (s *Playlists) DeletePlaylist(ctx context.Context, playlistID float64) (*operations.DeletePlaylistResponse, error)

DeletePlaylist - Deletes a Playlist This endpoint will delete a playlist

func (*Playlists) GetPlaylist 

func (s *Playlists) GetPlaylist(ctx context.Context, playlistID float64) (*operations.GetPlaylistResponse, error)

GetPlaylist - Retrieve Playlist Gets detailed metadata for a playlist. A playlist for many purposes (rating, editing metadata, tagging), can be treated like a regular metadata item: Smart playlist details contain the `content` attribute. This is the content URI for the generator. This can then be parsed by a client to provide smart playlist editing.

func (*Playlists) GetPlaylistContents 

func (s *Playlists) GetPlaylistContents(ctx context.Context, playlistID float64, type_ float64) (*operations.GetPlaylistContentsResponse, error)

GetPlaylistContents - Retrieve Playlist Contents Gets the contents of a playlist. Should be paged by clients via standard mechanisms. By default leaves are returned (e.g. episodes, movies). In order to return other types you can use the `type` parameter. For example, you could use this to display a list of recently added albums vis a smart playlist. Note that for dumb playlists, items have a `playlistItemID` attribute which is used for deleting or moving items.

func (*Playlists) GetPlaylists 

func (s *Playlists) GetPlaylists(ctx context.Context, playlistType *operations.PlaylistType, smart *operations.QueryParamSmart) (*operations.GetPlaylistsResponse, error)

GetPlaylists - Get All Playlists Get All Playlists given the specified filters.

func (*Playlists) UpdatePlaylist 

func (s *Playlists) UpdatePlaylist(ctx context.Context, playlistID float64) (*operations.UpdatePlaylistResponse, error)

UpdatePlaylist - Update a Playlist From PMS version 1.9.1 clients can also edit playlist metadata using this endpoint as they would via `PUT /library/metadata/{playlistID}`

func (*Playlists) UploadPlaylist 

func (s *Playlists) UploadPlaylist(ctx context.Context, path string, force operations.Force) (*operations.UploadPlaylistResponse, error)

UploadPlaylist - Upload Playlist Imports m3u playlists by passing a path on the server to scan for m3u-formatted playlist files, or a path to a single playlist file.

type PlexAPI 

type PlexAPI struct {
	// Operations against the Plex Media Server System.
	//
	Server *Server
	// API Calls interacting with Plex Media Server Media
	//
	Media *Media
	// Activities are awesome. They provide a way to monitor and control asynchronous operations on the server. In order to receive real-time updates for activities, a client would normally subscribe via either EventSource or Websocket endpoints.
	// Activities are associated with HTTP replies via a special `X-Plex-Activity` header which contains the UUID of the activity.
	// Activities are optional cancellable. If cancellable, they may be cancelled via the `DELETE` endpoint. Other details:
	// - They can contain a `progress` (from 0 to 100) marking the percent completion of the activity.
	// - They must contain an `type` which is used by clients to distinguish the specific activity.
	// - They may contain a `Context` object with attributes which associate the activity with various specific entities (items, libraries, etc.)
	// - The may contain a `Response` object which attributes which represent the result of the asynchronous operation.
	//
	Activities *Activities
	// Butler is the task manager of the Plex Media Server Ecosystem.
	//
	Butler *Butler
	// Hubs are a structured two-dimensional container for media, generally represented by multiple horizontal rows.
	//
	Hubs *Hubs
	// API Calls that perform search operations with Plex Media Server
	//
	Search *Search
	// API Calls interacting with Plex Media Server Libraries
	//
	Library *Library
	// Submit logs to the Log Handler for Plex Media Server
	//
	Log *Log
	// Playlists are ordered collections of media. They can be dumb (just a list of media) or smart (based on a media query, such as "all albums from 2017").
	// They can be organized in (optionally nesting) folders.
	// Retrieving a playlist, or its items, will trigger a refresh of its metadata.
	// This may cause the duration and number of items to change.
	//
	Playlists *Playlists
	// API Calls against Security for Plex Media Server
	//
	Security *Security
	// API Calls that perform search operations with Plex Media Server Sessions
	//
	Sessions *Sessions
	// This describes the API for searching and applying updates to the Plex Media Server.
	// Updates to the status can be observed via the Event API.
	//
	Updater *Updater
	// API Calls that perform operations with Plex Media Server Videos
	//
	Video *Video
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

PlexAPI - Plex-API: A Plex Media Server API Map An Open API Spec for interacting with Plex.tv and Plex Servers

func New 

func New(opts ...SDKOption) *PlexAPI

New creates a new instance of the SDK with the provided options

type SDKOption 

type SDKOption func(*PlexAPI)

func WithClient 

func WithClient(client HTTPClient) SDKOption

WithClient allows the overriding of the default HTTP client used by the SDK

func WithIP 

func WithIP(ip string) SDKOption

WithIP allows setting the ip variable for url substitution

func WithPort 

func WithPort(port string) SDKOption

WithPort allows setting the port variable for url substitution

func WithProtocol 

func WithProtocol(protocol ServerProtocol) SDKOption

WithProtocol allows setting the protocol variable for url substitution

func WithRetryConfig 

func WithRetryConfig(retryConfig utils.RetryConfig) SDKOption

func WithSecurity 

func WithSecurity(accessToken string) SDKOption

WithSecurity configures the SDK to use the provided security details

func WithServerIndex 

func WithServerIndex(serverIndex int) SDKOption

WithServerIndex allows the overriding of the default server by index

func WithServerURL 

func WithServerURL(serverURL string) SDKOption

WithServerURL allows the overriding of the default server URL

func WithTemplatedServerURL 

func WithTemplatedServerURL(serverURL string, params map[string]string) SDKOption

WithTemplatedServerURL allows the overriding of the default server URL with a templated URL populated with the provided parameters 

type Search struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Search - API Calls that perform search operations with Plex Media Server

func (*Search) GetSearchResults 

func (s *Search) GetSearchResults(ctx context.Context, query string) (*operations.GetSearchResultsResponse, error)

GetSearchResults - Get Search Results This will search the database for the string provided.

func (*Search) PerformSearch 

func (s *Search) PerformSearch(ctx context.Context, query string, sectionID *float64, limit *float64) (*operations.PerformSearchResponse, error)

PerformSearch - Perform a search This endpoint performs a search across all library sections, or a single section, and returns matches as hubs, split up by type. It performs spell checking, looks for partial matches, and orders the hubs based on quality of results. In addition, based on matches, it will return other related matches (e.g. for a genre match, it may return movies in that genre, or for an actor match, movies with that actor).

In the response's items, the following extra attributes are returned to further describe or disambiguate the result:

- `reason`: The reason for the result, if not because of a direct search term match; can be either:

  • `section`: There are multiple identical results from different sections.
  • `originalTitle`: There was a search term match from the original title field (sometimes those can be very different or in a foreign language).
  • `<hub identifier>`: If the reason for the result is due to a result in another hub, the source hub identifier is returned. For example, if the search is for "dylan" then Bob Dylan may be returned as an artist result, an a few of his albums returned as album results with a reason code of `artist` (the identifier of that particular hub). Or if the search is for "arnold", there might be movie results returned with a reason of `actor`

- `reasonTitle`: The string associated with the reason code. For a section reason, it'll be the section name; For a hub identifier, it'll be a string associated with the match (e.g. `Arnold Schwarzenegger` for movies which were returned because the search was for "arnold"). - `reasonID`: The ID of the item associated with the reason for the result. This might be a section ID, a tag ID, an artist ID, or a show ID.

This request is intended to be very fast, and called as the user types.

func (*Search) PerformVoiceSearch 

func (s *Search) PerformVoiceSearch(ctx context.Context, query string, sectionID *float64, limit *float64) (*operations.PerformVoiceSearchResponse, error)

PerformVoiceSearch - Perform a voice search This endpoint performs a search specifically tailored towards voice or other imprecise input which may work badly with the substring and spell-checking heuristics used by the `/hubs/search` endpoint. It uses a [Levenshtein distance](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levenshtein_distance) heuristic to search titles, and as such is much slower than the other search endpoint. Whenever possible, clients should limit the search to the appropriate type. Results, as well as their containing per-type hubs, contain a `distance` attribute which can be used to judge result quality.

type Security 

type Security struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Security - API Calls against Security for Plex Media Server

func (*Security) GetSourceConnectionInformation 

func (s *Security) GetSourceConnectionInformation(ctx context.Context, source string) (*operations.GetSourceConnectionInformationResponse, error)

GetSourceConnectionInformation - Get Source Connection Information If a caller requires connection details and a transient token for a source that is known to the server, for example a cloud media provider or shared PMS, then this endpoint can be called. This endpoint is only accessible with either an admin token or a valid transient token generated from an admin token. Note: requires Plex Media Server >= 1.15.4.

func (*Security) GetTransientToken 

func (s *Security) GetTransientToken(ctx context.Context, type_ operations.QueryParamType, scope operations.Scope) (*operations.GetTransientTokenResponse, error)

GetTransientToken - Get a Transient Token. This endpoint provides the caller with a temporary token with the same access level as the caller's token. These tokens are valid for up to 48 hours and are destroyed if the server instance is restarted.

type Server 

type Server struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Server - Operations against the Plex Media Server System.

func (*Server) GetAvailableClients 

func (s *Server) GetAvailableClients(ctx context.Context) (*operations.GetAvailableClientsResponse, error)

GetAvailableClients - Get Available Clients Get Available Clients

func (*Server) GetDevices 

func (s *Server) GetDevices(ctx context.Context) (*operations.GetDevicesResponse, error)

GetDevices - Get Devices Get Devices

func (*Server) GetMyPlexAccount 

func (s *Server) GetMyPlexAccount(ctx context.Context) (*operations.GetMyPlexAccountResponse, error)

GetMyPlexAccount - Get MyPlex Account Returns MyPlex Account Information

func (*Server) GetResizedPhoto 

func (s *Server) GetResizedPhoto(ctx context.Context, request operations.GetResizedPhotoRequest) (*operations.GetResizedPhotoResponse, error)

GetResizedPhoto - Get a Resized Photo Plex's Photo transcoder is used throughout the service to serve images at specified sizes.

func (*Server) GetServerCapabilities 

func (s *Server) GetServerCapabilities(ctx context.Context) (*operations.GetServerCapabilitiesResponse, error)

GetServerCapabilities - Server Capabilities Server Capabilities

func (*Server) GetServerIdentity 

func (s *Server) GetServerIdentity(ctx context.Context) (*operations.GetServerIdentityResponse, error)

GetServerIdentity - Get Server Identity Get Server Identity

func (*Server) GetServerList 

func (s *Server) GetServerList(ctx context.Context) (*operations.GetServerListResponse, error)

GetServerList - Get Server List Get Server List

func (*Server) GetServerPreferences 

func (s *Server) GetServerPreferences(ctx context.Context) (*operations.GetServerPreferencesResponse, error)

GetServerPreferences - Get Server Preferences Get Server Preferences

type ServerProtocol 

type ServerProtocol string

ServerProtocol - The protocol to use when connecting to your plex server. 

const (
	ServerProtocolHTTP  ServerProtocol = "http"
	ServerProtocolHTTPS ServerProtocol = "https"
)

func (ServerProtocol) ToPointer 

func (e ServerProtocol) ToPointer() *ServerProtocol

func (*ServerProtocol) UnmarshalJSON 

func (e *ServerProtocol) UnmarshalJSON(data []byte) error

type Sessions 

type Sessions struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Sessions - API Calls that perform search operations with Plex Media Server Sessions

func (*Sessions) GetSessionHistory 

func (s *Sessions) GetSessionHistory(ctx context.Context) (*operations.GetSessionHistoryResponse, error)

GetSessionHistory - Get Session History This will Retrieve a listing of all history views.

func (*Sessions) GetSessions 

func (s *Sessions) GetSessions(ctx context.Context) (*operations.GetSessionsResponse, error)

GetSessions - Get Active Sessions This will retrieve the "Now Playing" Information of the PMS.

func (*Sessions) GetTranscodeSessions 

func (s *Sessions) GetTranscodeSessions(ctx context.Context) (*operations.GetTranscodeSessionsResponse, error)

GetTranscodeSessions - Get Transcode Sessions Get Transcode Sessions

func (*Sessions) StopTranscodeSession 

func (s *Sessions) StopTranscodeSession(ctx context.Context, sessionKey string) (*operations.StopTranscodeSessionResponse, error)

StopTranscodeSession - Stop a Transcode Session Stop a Transcode Session

type Updater 

type Updater struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Updater - This describes the API for searching and applying updates to the Plex Media Server. Updates to the status can be observed via the Event API.

func (*Updater) ApplyUpdates 

func (s *Updater) ApplyUpdates(ctx context.Context, tonight *operations.Tonight, skip *operations.Skip) (*operations.ApplyUpdatesResponse, error)

ApplyUpdates - Apply Updates Note that these two parameters are effectively mutually exclusive. The `tonight` parameter takes precedence and `skip` will be ignored if `tonight` is also passed

func (*Updater) CheckForUpdates 

func (s *Updater) CheckForUpdates(ctx context.Context, download *operations.Download) (*operations.CheckForUpdatesResponse, error)

CheckForUpdates - Checking for updates Checking for updates

func (*Updater) GetUpdateStatus 

func (s *Updater) GetUpdateStatus(ctx context.Context) (*operations.GetUpdateStatusResponse, error)

GetUpdateStatus - Querying status of updates Querying status of updates

type Video 

type Video struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Video - API Calls that perform operations with Plex Media Server Videos

func (*Video) GetTimeline 

func (s *Video) GetTimeline(ctx context.Context, request operations.GetTimelineRequest) (*operations.GetTimelineResponse, error)

GetTimeline - Get the timeline for a media item Get the timeline for a media item

func (*Video) StartUniversalTranscode 

func (s *Video) StartUniversalTranscode(ctx context.Context, request operations.StartUniversalTranscodeRequest) (*operations.StartUniversalTranscodeResponse, error)

StartUniversalTranscode - Start Universal Transcode Begin a Universal Transcode Session

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