The Mooseca Repository is a Kodi add-on repository. Install it once and Kodi installs Mooseca's add-ons from Install from repository, and keeps them up to date by itself, like the official ones.
Add-ons
Install
The address to add in Kodi:
https://mooseca.github.io/repository.mooseca/
| Where in Kodi | What to do |
|---|
| 1 | Settings → System → Add-ons | Turn on Unknown sources. Kodi asks for this before installing anything from a zip. |
| 2 | Settings → File manager → Add source | Choose <None>, type the address above, and name it mooseca. |
| 3 | Settings → Add-ons → Install from zip file | Open mooseca and pick repository.mooseca-<version>.zip. |
| 4 | Settings → Add-ons → Install from repository | Open Mooseca Repository → Video add-ons → Seerr Hub → Install. |
That's it: Kodi now updates Seerr Hub on its own.
Download the repository zip from mooseca.github.io/repository.mooseca on another device, put it on a network share or USB stick, and use Install from zip file on it (step 3), then carry on from step 4.
Check the device can open https://mooseca.github.io/repository.mooseca/ in a browser, then in Kodi go to Install from repository → Mooseca Repository, long-press (or C) and pick Check for updates.
Install the repository (steps 1 to 3), then install Seerr Hub again from it (step 4) so Kodi knows where its updates come from. Your settings are kept.
How it works
GitHub Pages serves this repo's main branch as a plain website:
| Path | What it is |
|---|
index.html | The page the address opens. Kodi's file manager reads it too, and only lists the repository zip. |
repository.mooseca-<version>.zip | The repository add-on itself (source: repository.mooseca/) |
repo/addons.xml + .md5 | What Kodi checks for new versions |
repo/<add-on id>/ | Each add-on's zips (with .sha256 hashes Kodi verifies) and its icon, fanart and screenshots |
Publishing a new version
python3 build.py ../seerrhub/plugin.video.seerrhub-2.1.0.zip
git add -A && git commit -m "Seerr Hub 2.1.0" && git push
build.py copies the zip into repo/<id>/, pulls out its artwork, rebuilds the repository add-on's own zip, and regenerates addons.xml, the hashes and the pages. Kodi picks up the new version the next time it checks for updates. Bump the version in repository.mooseca/addon.xml only when the repository add-on itself changes.
License
MIT
