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Problem: Developers, hackers, etc. are missing multiple features in Plex. For example, I’d like to be able to sync my music playlists from Plex Media Server to my Android device. Or some other place. Or whatever. But that feature’s missing. If I had something I could query - like an API - I could write some code and solve my own problem!
Solution: Fully documented, publicly available API for Plex Media Server installations.
Note: I’m totally fine with this being a Plex-Pass only feature. Let’s face it, most folks are not going to program against an API, so it’s not like you’d be incurring the ire of the public at large by making it a paid feature.
I’d like to be able to use HTTP requests similar to what’s been very sleuthfully documented at https://github.com/Arcanemagus/plex-api/wiki to access every major feature of Plex Media Server.
(Note: Yes, obviously I know there’s community driven API documentation, but the point of this thread is that it’s not official. If Plex makes changes, they’ve got to go “hack” through that to figure it out all over again. The goal here is official, fully supported API access and documentation, absolutely nothing less.)
Please empower this community of hackers, developers, and “makers” in general to use Plex Media Server more effectively.