movie-web
movie-web is a web app for watching movies easily. Check it out at **[movie.squeezebox.dev](https://movie.squeezebox.dev)**.
This service works by displaying video files from third-party providers inside an intuitive and aesthic user interface.
Features include:
- 🕑 Saving of your progress so you can come back to a video at any time!
- 🔖 Bookmarks to keep track of videos you would like to watch.
- 🎞️ Easy switching between seasons and episodes for a TV series; binge away!
- ✖️ Supports multiple types of content including movies, TV shows and Anime (coming soon™️)
## Goals of movie-web
- No ads
- No BS: just a search bar and a video player
- No responsibility on the hoster, no databases or api's hosted by us, just a static site
## Self-hosting
A simple guide has been written to assist in hosting your own instance of movie-web.
Check it out here: [https://github.com/movie-web/movie-web/blob/dev/SELFHOSTING.md](https://github.com/movie-web/movie-web/blob/dev/SELFHOSTING.md)
## Running locally for development
To run this project locally for contributing or testing, run the following commands:
note: must use yarn to install packages and run NodeJS 16
```bash
git clone https://github.com/JamesHawkinss/movie-web
cd movie-web
yarn install
yarn start
```
To build production files, simply run `yarn build`.
You'll need to deploy a cloudflare service worker as well. Check the [selfhosting guide](https://github.com/movie-web/movie-web/blob/dev/SELFHOSTING.md) on how to run the service worker. Afterwards you can make a `.env` file and put in the URL. (see `example.env` for an example)
Contributing - 
Check out [this project's issues](https://github.com/JamesHawkinss/movie-web/issues) for inspiration for contribution. Pull requests are always welcome.
**All pull requests must be merged into the `dev` branch. it will then be deployed with the next version**
## Credits
This project would not be possible without our amazing contributors and the community.
@mrjvs for leading the port to React, and for the beautiful design.
@JoshHeng for the Cloudflare CORS Proxy and URL routing.
@binaryoverload for help rewriting the application into React and making the README look ✨ pretty ✨.
@lem6ns for helpfully implementing extra scrapers.
@JamesHawkinss for original concept.
