# Eagle Viewer

A proof-of-concept web app for browsing Eagle libraries stored on a Synology NAS, from Linux or any browser (Chromebook included).

Built because Eagle only runs on Mac and Windows.

## How it works

- Bulk metadata load via a single SSH `find | cat` command (~3.5s for 372 images, ~30s for 10k+)
- Thumbnails and files served directly from the SMB mount
- Thumbnails cached in memory after first load

## Features

- Lists all Eagle libraries on the NAS
- Dark grid UI with adjustable thumbnail size
- Folder tree sidebar
- Search by name or tag
- Lightbox on click
- "Open original" streams the file (mp4, png, pdf, etc.) via HTTP with range support

## Known limitations

- Thumbnail cache is in-memory only — resets on server restart
- Large libraries (10k+ images) take ~30s to load on first click (no disk cache yet)
- "Open original" for large video files is slow over SMB — a production version would want a proper media server

## Requirements

- Node.js
- `sshpass` installed (`sudo apt install sshpass`)
- NAS SMB share mounted at `/run/user/1000/gvfs/smb-share:server=synologynas.local,share=steve/Eagle_Libraries`
- SSH access to `synologynas.local`

## Setup

```bash
cd ~/workspace/gitea/eagle-viewer
npm install
node server.js
```

Then open [http://localhost:3737](http://localhost:3737) in your browser.

## Gitea

[http://zen.local:9000/steve/eagle-viewer](http://zen.local:9000/steve/eagle-viewer)