Running Shoko server intermittently with shokofin?

[hundredfire]

Hello guys. I've had many troubles organizing my library of animes with jellyfin. I've heard plenty of good things about shoko, so I'd like to give it a try. For the moment, my files are on a NAS with jellyfin running on the same NAS. I know that running shoko server in a docker container is an option, but I'd like to offload some work on a computer that doesn't run 24/7.

Here's what I want to try: install shoko server on my windows PC (won't be powered on 24/7), create a drop folder on my NAS, drop my entire library in and let it transfer to the final library location. Then use shokofin to integrate with jellyfin.
Eventually, whenever I have new episodes, drop them in the drop folder and run shoko server once.

tl,dr, here's my question: Is it possible to run shokofin with an instance of shoko server that will be turned off most of the time?
Are there any cons to do this?

[hundredfire]

I've been advised kindly by the Discord server. In case anyone would like to know, it's not advised as library refreshes in jellyfin might cause issues if shokofin can't talk to a shoko server instance. Closing this discussion, bye