lidarr-on-steroids VS deemon

does anyone still use this deemix/lidarr integration? https://github.com/youegraillot/lidarr-on-steroids

lidarr-on-steroids is also has a solid integration with deemix but if you have a large library it is VERY slow with importing!

Or you can use this custom image of Lidarr that is integrated with Deemix.

I'm using lidarr-on-steroids to bundle Lidarr + Deemix together and frankly, I have no idea!

I'm using lidarr-on-steroids, however the "type" of lidarr shouldn't matter as it's just hitting the API endpoint. I wonder if Lidarr changed something about their API as lidarr-on-steroids is a couple of versions behind.

Oops, I forgot to link the repo : https://github.com/youegraillot/lidarr-on-steroids

This guy has been working on using Deemix as indexer/downloader for Lidarr. Instead of (or besides) searching on usenet/torrent(only), it searches Deezer through Deemix and uses Deemix itself to download from Deezer. Still a work in progress though https://github.com/youegraillot/lidarr-on-steroids

What's the bitrate? How does it compare to deemon?

Deemon is great and has an active discord but no GUI

I have server where I run a lot of docker apps. Is this the docker compose file: https://github.com/digitalec/deemon

No unfortunately I don't code I only know a little javascript. Can deemonpy be a simpler setup for me. https://github.com/digitalec/deemon

I would like to use this program to monitor music releases, and use a cron job to call it every week. The developer seems to have also recently added Docker support. I am trying to figure out which approach to take.

Install via repo: $ git clone -b d3 https://github.com/digitalec/deemon.git $ cd deemon $ python -m deemon