torf is a python library which deals with torrents, magnets and more. It
is a python only library and has no C backend.
The main reason for replacing it is that libtorrent doesn't have
bindings for pyhton 3.14, which is now the default on arch (I use arch
btw.)
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Since I don't have a torrent downloader, someone should verify that this
still works (:
Maybe one should add tests for it as well :D
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **Chores**
* Replaced the torrent parsing library and updated project dependency
accordingly.
* Updated container build to remove the now-unused OS package.
* **Bug Fixes**
* Improved reliability of torrent info extraction during magnet and
fallback handling.
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- Create mediamanager user and group (UID/GID 1000)
- Set ownership of /app and /data to mediamanager
- Configure uv to use writable cache directory in home
- Set UV_LINK_MODE=copy for better compatibility
- Closes#96
- Move images directory from /data/images to /app/images to separate app data from user media
- Implement config folder approach instead of direct file mounting
- Add automatic config initialization with example config on first boot
- Remove hardcoded media directory environment variables from Dockerfile
- Update startup script to handle config folder setup and validation
- Only create application-managed directories, not user media directories
- Update docker-compose.yaml to use config folder volume mapping
Fixes container startup failures when config.toml doesn't exist and improves
separation between application data and user media directories.
