Audiobookshelf

• Self-hosted audiobook and podcast server with an intuitive web-based interface.
• Supports multiple users with personalized libraries, permissions, and listening progress.
• Stream audiobooks and podcasts from web browsers, Android, and iOS devices.
• Automatically retrieves and manages metadata, cover art, authors, and series information.
• Tracks listening progress across devices with bookmarks and resume playback support.
• Organize content into libraries with search, filtering, and sorting capabilities.
• Supports remote access, user authentication, and secure self-hosted deployments.
• Lightweight and container-friendly, with official Docker support for simple installation and management.

Audiobookshelf Usage:

$ sudo su

$ cd /opt/audiobookshelf

# Check the running container

$ docker ps

# Check the Audiobookshelf image

$ docker inspect audiobookshelf --format='{{.Config.Image}}'

# Find the package.json file

$ docker exec audiobookshelf find / -name package.json 2>/dev/null

# Display the installed Audiobookshelf version

$ docker exec audiobookshelf node -e "console.log(require('/server/package.json').version)"

Disclaimer:

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