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Credits

Standing on other people's work

Nexview would not exist without these projects — as a data source, as a counterpart or as a building block. Every one of them is named and linked here.

Counterparts

The services Nexview talks to

Without these projects there would be nothing to show and nothing to request. Nexview is the interface in front — they do the work.

ProjectWhat forLicence
TMDBEvery title, image, cast and release dateAPI terms
RadarrReceives movie requests and supplies the ratingsGPL 3.0
SonarrReceives series requests, season by seasonGPL 3.0
PlexSign-in, library sync, watchlist and watched stateproprietary service
JustWatchWhere a title is streaming in your regionvia TMDB
ntfyPush notifications to your phone, self-hostableApache 2.0 / GPL 2.0
GotifyNotifications through your own serversee project
TelegramNotifications through a bot of your ownBot API
Ratings

Where the scores come from

The numbers on a title arrive through Radarr, which in turn sources them from these three. Nexview collects no ratings of its own.

On the server

What the server is built from

Open source work, without which Nexview would not exist.

ProjectWhat forLicence
FastAPIThe API frameworkMIT
StarletteWhat FastAPI is built onBSD 3-Clause
UvicornThe server that delivers itBSD 3-Clause
SQLAlchemyThe path to the databaseMIT
SQLiteThe database itself — one filepublic domain
PydanticValidates everything in and outMIT
httpxTalks to TMDB, Radarr, Sonarr and PlexBSD 3-Clause
cryptographyEncrypts the stored keysApache 2.0 / BSD
bcryptSecures the passwordsApache 2.0
PyJWTThe sign-in tokensMIT
PythonThe server's languagePSF licence
In the browser

What the interface is built from

And what becomes of it in your browser.

ProjectWhat forLicence
ReactThe interfaceMIT
React RouterThe routes between pagesMIT
TanStack QueryFetches data and keeps it freshMIT
i18nextGerman and EnglishMIT
Tailwind CSSThe stylingMIT
ViteBuilds the interfaceMIT
TypeScriptCatches mistakes before they runApache 2.0
LucideThe icons, on this page tooISC
DockerPacks it all into one containerproprietary

And Nexview itself

Nexview is under the MIT licence — free, open source, and you run it yourself. Licence details on this page to the best of our knowledge; the project itself is always authoritative. All names mentioned are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here descriptively only.

Is a project missing, or is something wrong here? Tell me — it will be corrected.

Nexview uses TMDB as its data source but is not from TMDB and is not endorsed or certified by TMDB. The screenshots come from a test installation; the accounts and requests shown in them are made up.

Nexview is published under the MIT licence. Radarr, Sonarr, Plex, Docker, Synology, IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic and JustWatch are trademarks of their respective owners and are named here for descriptive purposes only. Some of the icons on this page are based on Lucide (ISC licence) — copyright held in part by Cole Bemis 2013–2022 as part of Feather (MIT licence), otherwise by the Lucide contributors from 2022.