An attempt to create fuse filesystem to access Plex Media Server files as local files.

This project is in very early development.

Currently implemented:

• Listing of root directory
• Connecting to PMS via python-plexapi
• Listing of library types in root directory
• Listing library titles in library type sub-directory
• Listing titles from a library
• Listing of Movie files
• Report file size for media part
• Report accurate nlink for directories
• Memoize readdir and getattr calls
• Fix "/" in directory names
• Download movie files to cache, serve read operations from cache
• Add -o cache_path option
• Test that Plex Media Server allows requesting file by range
• Use chunked read for file cache
• Listing of Show seasons
• Listing of Season episodes
• Listing of Episode files
• Downloading episode files
• Unicode normalize titles
• Support .plexmatch for Movies
• Support timestamps for Movies
• Support .plexmatch for Show directories
• Add movie timestamps to .plexmatch files
• Add timestamps to directories
• Add subtitle files for Movies
• Add subtitle files for Episodes
• Cache PlexAPI requests using requests-cache (-o http_cache)
• Publish package to pypi
• Add docker volume driver
• Add cache management (max size?)
• Add cache purge option (special file?)
• Detect need to refresh cache (add event listener)
• Handling of "artist" library type
• Add "status" and "reload" control channels

1. Python >= 3.11
2. fuse, macfuse, osxfuse or fuse-t depending on your OS

1. Install pipx
2. Install plex-fuse: pipx install plex-fuse

1. Check requirements and installation
2. Create config.ini for python-plexapi
3. Mount the configured PMS somewhere, i.e plex-server: mkdir plex-server; plex-fuse plex-server -f
4. Access the plex-server directory from another terminal
5. umount or fusermount -u the directory to remove the plex-server mount

Create Plex configuration file:

# ~/.config/plexapi/config.ini

[auth]
server_baseurl = http://127.0.0.1:32400
server_token = XBHSMSJSDJ763JSm