Stremio podcasts

Original Podcasts Addon offering High Quality Podcasts for Stremio

** THIS REPOSITORY HAS BEEN MOVED TO sleeyax/stremio-addons **

Features

• Always included
  • Filter by genre (sorted)
  • Search all podcasts
  • Show top podcasts
  • Infinite scroll (pagination)
• 685,945+ podcasts from listen notes featuring
  • All languages
  • Random podcast generator
  • Explicit content warning
  • Show average episode length
  • Podcast source & social media links (if available)
• 2400+ podcasts from gpodder featuring
  • Searchable episodes
• 10,000+ podcasts from spreaker featuring
  • Popular and recommended podcasts
  • Download podcast
  • View podcast source
  • Show average episode length
  • Show podcast in waveform (if available)

Screenshots

catalog

episode selection

Installation

There are multiple ways to install this addon. Luxurious!

• Click on the addon manager icon on the top right. Browse or search for Podcasts and click install.
• Go to the homepage of this addon and click install.
• Open the addon manager and paste https://stremio-podcasts-addon.sleeyax.tk/manifest.json in the addon repository field.
  

FAQ

Catalog X is not working?

• Some catalogs (listen notes) are using a paid API to retrieve podcasts info. This means that it will stop working whenever a certain amount of requests is reached, unless paid for. This addon is a community effort and I do not plan to pay for additional costs. You can send me an email if you wish to donate some money.

I found a bug

• Squash it, fork it or open an issue!

Running locally

First of all make sure you have a recent version of nodejs (https://nodejs.org/) installed. Then clone this repo and run:

npm install

Now copy .env.example to .env and edit the following lines:

LISTEN_NOTES_API_KEY=xxx

Replace 'xxx' with your listen notes API key.

Now you have to generate the required cache files by running npm run cache:generate. Don't forget this step if you want the listen notes catalog to work!

Finally, to start a development server that watches for file changes run npm run start:watch. In production you should be using npm run start.

Contributing

Feel free to open an issue in case of any problems. Pull requests are also greatly appreciated, but please open an issue first so it can be referenced.

Licensed under the MIT License.