Manifest basics

Every addon starts with a /manifest.json URL. The manifest tells Fluxa the addon name, supported resource types, content types, catalogs, ID prefixes, and whether configuration is required.

{
  "id": "example.addon",
  "name": "Example Addon",
  "resources": ["catalog", "meta", "stream", "subtitles"],
  "types": ["movie", "series"]
}

Endpoint types

Endpoint	Purpose
catalog	Rows of titles, genre lists, discover pages, home sections.
meta	Title details, seasons, episodes, posters, cast, trailers.
stream	Playable source results after pressing Play.
subtitles	Subtitle tracks for the selected video.

Stremio compatibility

Fluxa understands the Stremio addon protocol, so most Stremio-compatible manifests work directly. If an addon requires configuration, open its config page first, set the options, then install the generated manifest URL in Fluxa.

Common addon failure modes

• Manifest unreachable: the URL is wrong or the addon server is down.
• No catalog rows: the addon does not provide catalogs, or the selected rows are disabled.
• No streams: the addon has no source for that title, or required account/API settings are missing.
• Wrong metadata: IDs differ between catalog and metadata providers.
• Slow startup: one or more addons are timing out during startup or search.