I would request you to please add a documentation/write a blog so that developers can understand and learn from your advance code.
It would be really helpful.

Go to Docker Hub page for Medusa. Overview page has no installation instructions. Follow link to installation guides page on github, Click on instructions for Docker (Official) and get redirected to Docker Hub Overview.

Not a feature request for the software of course, nor is it a bug. But no other place to request this.

I've considered using your official image and using Linuxserver.io's i

• Document routes
• Refer back to pop-api for Cli, Database, HttpServer, Routes and Logging
• Refer back to pop-api-scraper for Providers
• confiruation.md

When loading multiple pages the total number of requests is over the limit.

{
"status_code":25,
"status_message":"Your request count (54) is over the allowed limit of 40."
}

As per their documentation https://developers.themoviedb.org/3/getting-started/request-rate-limiting Our current limits are 40 requests every 10 seconds and are limited by IP address, not API key.

I wou

• check the latest release under https://github.com/StegSchreck/RatS/releases/latest
• notify user via WARN log

• Simplify API navigation in the documentation site
• Write documentation for objects
• Write documentation for interfaces
• Write documentation for other modules
• Write quickstart guide, with basic library overview

As per the Trakt documentation: https://trakt.docs.apiary.io/#reference/scrobble/stop

My Tautulli was set as "mark 75% as watched", so the last call to the script was made at 75%. This does not register with Trakt as a scrobble, resulting in missing items in my Trakt history, even though I watched the episode to the end.

So either Tautulli does not generate a "stream stopped" event at the e