What is this?
FMHY (FreeMediaHeckYeah) is a massive curated wiki of free internet resources (streaming, tools, downloads, and more), and this 'edit' repo is the source repository used to propose and apply changes to that wiki, which is published at fmhy.net.
Is this the live wiki, or just the repo for editing it?
This repo holds the wiki's source content and the tooling (docs builder and API worker) that generates fmhy.net; it is not itself a hosting service and doesn't store any files.
How do I suggest a change or add a new site to the list?
Read the contribution guide first, search the existing wiki (Ctrl+F) to avoid duplicates, then submit your edit as a pull request or send it directly via Discord.
What do I need installed to build the docs or API locally?
You need Node.js ^22.13.0 or >=24; the docs are built with VitePress (via 'docs:build'/'docs:dev') and the API runs on Nitropack and deploys to Cloudflare Workers with Wrangler.
Will my suggested change show up on fmhy.net right away?
No, changes only go live after they're reviewed and approved; approved edits are then applied to the site and all its backups.
What do the emoji icons next to entries mean?
They're a legend: 🌐 marks 3rd-party indexes, ↪️ marks section links, and ⭐ marks community recommendations.
Can I get the wiki data outside the website?
Yes, FMHY provides backups, a Markdown export, and a JSON API, documented on the project's Backups wiki page.
Why is this repo called 'edit' instead of just the wiki?
It's specifically the contribution/editing repo for FMHY — the place where community members propose and submit changes, separate from the live fmhy.net site itself.
What are similar projects?
FMHY, reference, awesome-mcp-servers, run, wiki, NoSignups, awesome-freellm-apis, public-api-lists
Which topics is it in?
github-pages, wiki, static-site-generator, cloudflare-workers, discord, cloudflare, node, ci, json, vue, documentation, awesome-list