until this week, holyarrs was something i built for my own media server. i designed it, used ai to help write and review the code, and tested everything myself. i open sourced it and it passed 700 stars on github in 24 hours, with over 5,000 docker pulls. honestly didnt expect that, so thank you https://preview.redd.it/ad80u9s2201i1.jpeg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=57de98fdfb057eaaef475df5eab732e4d3650931 if you want to see it in action, theres a video on the github page: https://github.com/HolyArrs/HolyArrs#readme quick recap if you havent seen it: running a home media server usually means a stack of apps like sonarr, radarr and seerr just to find and get a movie. holyarrs does all of that in one app that you browse like netflix. tap a movie or show and it gets downloaded and shows up in plex, jellyfin or emby. it plugs into the qbittorrent or sabnzbd you already run what's in it: netflix-style rows built from your own library: top picks, "because you have…", finish the collection hover trailers: hover a poster and the trailer plays right there requests: anyone in the house asks in one tap, you approve it hd and 4k of the same movie side by side imports your sonarr and radarr setup in a few minutes, your files never move 15 MB docker image with no os inside, idles around 70 MB of ram with 12,800 titles free and open source. one docker container, one port https://preview.redd.it/a7wuiqr4201i1.png?width=3840&format=png&auto=webp&s=01a57cd0bd914a87d9774b656407b79004a421d9 how its built: go, svelte and sqlite. i design it and write the spec, ai writes most of the code, then i review and test everything myself. 10+ years in software and security, and it had a full pentest before release https://preview.redd.it/c4worct5201i1.jpeg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2f3b9a555f6ff4e8b7c59cd870d5365be45e3123 its still a beta, so dont make it your main app yet. if something breaks, tell me in the comments or on github GitHub: https://github.com/HolyArrs/HolyArrs Site: https://holyarrs.com   submitted by   /u/CoderLuii   to   r/coolgithubprojects [link]   [comments]