Studies mean I can't work on this project a lot outside of breaks, however I hope i'll be able to fit in general support and things like bug fixes into my time. New features and such will likely come in short bursts throughout the year (if they do at all).
jfa-go currently works on Jellyfin 10.9.8, the latest version as of 31/07/2024. I should be able to maintain compatability in the future, unless any big changes occur.
* [Organizr](https://github.com/causefx/Organizr) doesn't focus on Jellyfin, but allows putting self-hosted services into "tabs" on a central page, and allows creating users, which lets one control who can access what.
jfa-go is a user management app for [Jellyfin](https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin) (and [Emby](https://emby.media/) as 2nd class) that provides invite-based account creation as well as other features that make one's instance much easier to manage.
* Account profiles: Assign settings profiles to invites so new users have your predefined permissions, homescreen layout, etc. applied to their account on creation.
* 🔗 Ombi/Jellyseerr Integration: Automatically creates and synchronizes details for new accounts. Supports setting permissions with the Profiles feature. **Ombi integration use is risky, see [wiki](https://wiki.jfa-go.com/docs/ombi/)**.
* "My Account" Page: Allows users to reset their password, manage contact details, view their account expiry date, and send referrals. Can be customized with markdown.
* Referrals: Users can be given special invites to send to their friends and families, similar to some invite-only services like Bluesky.
* 🔑 Password resets: When users forget their passwords and request a change in Jellyfin, jfa-go reads the PIN from the created file and sends it straight to them via email/telegram.
**Note**: `TrayIcon` builds include a tray icon to start/stop/restart, and an option to automatically start when you log-in to your computer. For Linux users, these builds depend on the `libappindicator3-1`/`libappindicator-gtk3`/`libappindicator` package for Debian/Ubuntu, Fedora, and Alpine respectively.
`MatrixE2EE` builds (and Linux `TrayIcon` builds) include support for end-to-end encryption for the Matrix bot, but require the `libolm(-dev)` dependency. `.deb/.rpm/.apk` packages list this dependency, and docker images include it.
Simply run `jfa-go` to start the application. A setup wizard will start on `localhost:8056` (or your own specified address). Upon completion, refresh the page.
jfa-go does not run as a daemon by default. Run `jfa-go systemd` to create a systemd `.service` file in your current directory, which you can copy into `~/.config/systemd/user` or somewhere else.
