### Examples of Command-Specific Help

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/CLI.html

Illustrates how to get help for specific commands like 'users' or 'podcasts'.

```bash
podfetch users --help
podfetch podcasts --help
```

--------------------------------

### Setup Podfetch Development Environment

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/print.html

Sets up the Podfetch development environment. This involves creating a placeholder HTML file, running the Rust application, and installing UI dependencies.

```bash
# File just needs to be there
touch static/index.html
cargo.exe run --color=always --package podfetch --bin podfetch
cd ui
<npm/yarn/pnpm> install
<npm/yarn/pnpm> run dev
```

--------------------------------

### Setup Project Files

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/Contributing.html

Create the necessary static index file for the project.

```bash
touch static/index.html
```

--------------------------------

### Run UI Development Server

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/Contributing.html

Start the development server for the UI using npm, yarn, or pnpm.

```bash
<npm/yarn/pnpm> run dev
```

--------------------------------

### Install UI Dependencies

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/Contributing.html

Navigate to the UI directory and install project dependencies using npm, yarn, or pnpm.

```bash
cd ui
<npm/yarn/pnpm> install
```

--------------------------------

### Show PodFetch CLI Help

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/CLI.html

Displays general help information for the PodFetch CLI. Use this to get an overview of available commands.

```bash
podfetch --help
```

--------------------------------

### Get Podfetch CLI Help

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/print.html

Displays help information for the Podfetch CLI. Use `--help` for general commands or `<command> --help` for specific command details.

```bash
podfetch --help
```

```bash
podfetch <command> --help
```

```bash
podfetch users --help
podfetch podcasts --help
```

--------------------------------

### Mounting External Storage for Podcasts

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/print.html

Example of how to bind-mount an external drive to the default podcast directory within the container. This is useful for storing podcast files on a different drive.

```yaml
__
volumes:
  - /mnt/hdd/podcasts:/app/podcasts
  - podfetch-db:/app/db

```

--------------------------------

### Control RSS Feed Output with 'top' Parameter

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/rss_feed.html

You can control the number of items returned by the RSS feed using the 'top' parameter. This example shows how to get the latest 5 items.

```url
http://<your_ip>/rss?top=5
```

--------------------------------

### Authelia OIDC Client Configuration

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/AUTH.html

Example configuration for an OIDC client within Authelia. Adjust authorization_policy and consent_mode as needed.

```yaml
__
      - id: podfetch
        description: Podfetch
        public: true
        authorization_policy: one_factor
        scopes:
          - openid
          - profile
          - email
        consent_mode: explicit
        redirect_uris:
          - https://podfetch.DOMAIN.COM/ui/login
        userinfo_signing_algorithm: none


```

--------------------------------

### Run PodFetch in Agent Mode

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/CLI.html

Starts PodFetch in agent mode to connect to a remote instance and control local Chromecast devices. Requires a remote URL, API key, and an agent ID.

```bash
podfetch --agent \
  --remote https://podfetch.example.com \
  --api-key YOUR_USER_API_KEY \
  --agent-id home-lan
```

--------------------------------

### Run PodFetch Agent for Chromecast Relay

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/Chromecast.html

Use this command to start the PodFetch agent on a machine within the local network. It connects to a remote PodFetch instance and forwards playback commands to local Chromecasts. Ensure you replace placeholders with your actual remote URL and API key.

```bash
podfetch --agent \
  --remote https://podfetch.example.com \
  --api-key YOUR_USER_API_KEY \
  --agent-id home-lan

```

--------------------------------

### Access PodFetch RSS Feed

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/rss_feed.html

Use this URL to get the latest updates from the PodFetch site. Replace '<your_ip>' with your actual IP address.

```url
http://<your_ip>/rss
```

--------------------------------

### PodFetch User Creation Prompt

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/tutorials/GPodder.html

This is a sample interaction when creating a user via the command line. You will be prompted to enter a username, password, and select a role.

```text
Starting from command line
User management
Enter your username:
myUsername
User does not exist
Enter your password:

Select your role user, admin, uploader
user
Should a user with the following settings be applied User { id: 0, username: "myUsername", role: "user", password: Some("myPassword"), explicit_consent: false, created_at: 2023-07-22T10:39:59.297771400 }
Y[es]/N[o]
Yes
User succesfully created
```

--------------------------------

### Show Command-Specific Help

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/CLI.html

Displays help for a specific PodFetch command. Replace `<command>` with the command you need help with.

```bash
podfetch <command> --help
```

--------------------------------

### Run Podfetch Application

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/Contributing.html

Execute the Podfetch binary using Cargo, ensuring colorized output.

```bash
cargo.exe run --color=always --package podfetch --bin podfetch
```

--------------------------------

### Configure Basic Authentication in PodFetch

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/AUTH.html

Set these environment variables to enable Basic Authentication. Ensure all three are set, otherwise the container may crash.

```bash
BASIC_AUTH=true
USERNAME=your_username
PASSWORD=your_password
```

--------------------------------

### Add a User via Command Line

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/tutorials/GPodder.html

Use this command to add a new user to PodFetch via the command line. This is necessary for AntennaPod authentication.

```bash
docker ps #This will help you obtain the container's id and name
docker exec -it <your-container-id> /app/podfetch users add
```

--------------------------------

### Configure OIDC with Authelia

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/AUTH.html

PodFetch configuration when using Authelia for OIDC. Ensure Authelia is set up on a subdomain and PodFetch is on its own subdomain.

```bash
OIDC_AUTH=true
OIDC_AUTHORITY=https://auth.DOMAIN.COM
OIDC_CLIENT_ID=podfetch
OIDC_REDIRECT_URI=https://podfetch.DOMAIN.COM/ui/login
OIDC_SCOPE=openid profile email
OIDC_JWKS=https://auth.DOMAIN.COM/jwks.json
```

--------------------------------

### Docker Compose for PodFetch

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/Installation.html

Sets up the PodFetch service using Docker Compose, defining image, user, ports, volumes, and environment variables. Ensure UID and GID match your user to avoid permission issues.

```yaml
version: '3'
services:
  podfetch:
    image: samuel19982/podfetch:latest
    user: ${UID:-1000}:${GID:-1000}
    ports:
      - "80:8000"
    volumes:
      - podfetch-podcasts:/app/podcasts
      - podfetch-db:/app/db
    environment:
      - POLLING_INTERVAL=60
      - DATABASE_URL=sqlite:///app/db/podcast.db

volumes:
    podfetch-podcasts:
    podfetch-db:
```

--------------------------------

### Promote User to Admin via CLI

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/AUTH.html

After logging in with OIDC as a user, use this command to promote them to an admin role. Replace `$PODFETCH` with your container name and `sam` with the desired username.

```bash
docker exec -it $PODFETCH /app/podfetch users update

```

--------------------------------

### Add User via Command Line

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/print.html

Use docker exec to add a new user to PodFetch. This command opens an interactive dialog for setting username, password, and role.

```bash
docker ps #This will help you obtain the container's id and name
docker exec -it <your-container-id> /app/podfetch users add
```

```text
Starting from command line
User management
Enter your username:
myUsername
User does not exist
Enter your password:

Select your role user, admin, uploader
user
Should a user with the following settings be applied User { id: 0, username: "myUsername", role: "user", password: Some("myPassword"), explicit_consent: false, created_at: 2023-07-22T10:39:59.297771400 }
Y[es]/N[o]
Yes
User succesfully created
```

--------------------------------

### Promote User to Admin via CLI

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/print.html

Use this command to promote a user to admin or uploader after logging in with OIDC. Ensure the podfetch container is correctly identified.

```bash
docker exec -it $PODFETCH /app/podfetch users update
```

--------------------------------

### Docker Compose for PodFetch

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/print.html

This docker-compose file sets up the PodFetch service with persistent storage for podcasts and the database. Ensure UID and GID match your user for correct file permissions.

```yaml
__
version: '3' 
services:
  podfetch:
    image: samuel19982/podfetch:latest
    user: ${UID:-1000}:${GID:-1000}
    ports:
      - "80:8000"
    volumes:
      - podfetch-podcasts:/app/podcasts
      - podfetch-db:/app/db
    environment:
      - POLLING_INTERVAL=60
      - DATABASE_URL=sqlite:///app/db/podcast.db

volumes:
    podfetch-podcasts:
    podfetch-db:

```

--------------------------------

### Configure Basic Authentication Environment Variables

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/tutorials/BasicAuth.html

Set these environment variables within the PodFetch service in your docker-compose file to enable and configure basic authentication. Remember to use secure credentials.

```yaml
BASIC_AUTH: true
USERNAME: test
PASSWORD: test
```

--------------------------------

### Configure Reverse Proxy Authentication

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/AUTH.html

Enable reverse proxy authentication by setting these variables. This allows a reverse proxy to handle authentication before requests reach PodFetch.

```bash
REVERSE_PROXY=true
REVERSE_PROXY_HEADER=X-FORWARDED-FOR
REVERSE_PROXY_AUTO_SIGN_UP=true
```

--------------------------------

### Configure PodFetch for PostgreSQL

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/Installation.html

Sets the DATABASE_URL environment variable to connect PodFetch to a PostgreSQL database. Ensure the connection string includes the correct credentials and host information.

```bash
- DATABASE_URL=postgres://postgres:postgres@postgres:5432/podfetch
```

--------------------------------

### Configure OIDC Authentication in PodFetch

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/AUTH.html

Enable OIDC authentication by setting these variables. OIDC_AUTH must be true, and BASIC_AUTH must be disabled when using OIDC.

```bash
OIDC_AUTH=true
OIDC_AUTHORITY=<keycloak-url>/realms/master
OIDC_CLIENT_ID=podfetch
OIDC_REDIRECT_URI=<your-server-url>/ui/login
OIDC_SCOPE=openid profile email
OIDC_JWKS=<keycloak-url>/realms/master/protocol/openid-connect/certs
```

--------------------------------

### PostgreSQL Database Configuration

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/print.html

Environment variable configuration to connect PodFetch to a PostgreSQL database. Ensure the database server is accessible and credentials are correct.

```env
__
- DATABASE_URL=postgres://postgres:postgres@postgres:5432/podfetch

```

--------------------------------

### Mounting External Drive for Podcasts

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/Installation.html

Configures PodFetch to store podcast files on a separate drive by bind-mounting an external directory to the default podcast storage path within the container. This is useful for managing storage on different drives.

```yaml
volumes:
  - /mnt/hdd/podcasts:/app/podcasts
  - podfetch-db:/app/db
```

--------------------------------

### Execute PodFetch Command in Docker Container

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/CLI.html

Executes a PodFetch command within a running Docker container. First, find the container ID using `docker ps`, then use `docker exec`.

```bash
docker ps #This will help you obtain the container's id and name
docker exec -it <container id or name> /app/podfetch <your-command> # Will execute your desired command in the container
```

--------------------------------

### Test Direct API Access with Curl

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/print.html

Use this command to verify if the PodFetch API endpoint is directly accessible and returning the expected OPML content. This helps isolate issues related to reverse proxies or client configurations.

```bash
curl -i -u <user>:<pass> https://<host>/subscriptions/<user>.opml
```

--------------------------------

### Test OPML Endpoint with Curl

Source: https://podfetch-docs.samtv.fyi/tutorials/Kodi.html

Use curl to verify that the PodFetch OPML endpoint is accessible and returns a 200 OK status with the correct content type. This helps diagnose reverse proxy issues.

```bash
curl -i -u <user>:<pass> https://<host>/subscriptions/<user>.opml

```

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