Jellyfin API Emulation Proxy for Stash (Use Stash with Infuse)

[feldorn]

I’ve just released Stash-Jellyfin Proxy, a Python-based proxy that lets Jellyfin-compatible clients (like Infuse) connect directly to Stash as if it were a Jellyfin server. It emulates 50+ Jellyfin API endpoints and translates them into Stash GraphQL calls under the hood, so your scenes, performers, studios, groups, and tags all show up in the client in a way that feels native. On top of basic API emulation, it supports tag-based “virtual libraries” and browsing via Stash saved filters, which means you can carve up your Stash library into clean, logical sections without duplicating anything.
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The proxy includes a built-in web UI for configuration and monitoring (status, active streams, basic stats, log viewer), plus a simple .conf file for power users who like editing by hand. You can run it standalone with Python 3.8+ or spin it up via Docker using a ready-to-go image with PUID/PGID and timezone support. Authentication is handled with a single set of credentials (user/password) that your Jellyfin client uses, and there’s optional IP auto-banning to cut down on brute-force attempts. If you’re running Stash and want Jellyfin/Infuse-style client support without maintaining a separate Jellyfin server and library, this sits in the middle and does the translation for you. Repo, docs, and examples are here: https://github.com/feldorn/Stash-Jellyfin-Proxy

[DogmaDragon]

https://discourse.stashapp.cc/t/stash-jellyfin-proxy/4660

[AtomicLight]

For your information, I installed your app and successfully integrated it with Infuse. However, I’m unable to make it work with IINA using the Jellyfin plugin. I can log in, but I never see anything populate in IINA. I would appreciate it if Stash could implement a system for client-side playback and browsing. Browser playback is particularly problematic, as I can’t re-bind any key bindings.