Sonarr Homepage Item

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Sonarr Homepage Item

Homepage Item Information

Sonarr is a PVR for Usenet and BitTorrent users. It can monitor multiple RSS feeds for new episodes of your favorite shows and will grab, sort and rename them. It can also be configured to automatically upgrade the quality of files already downloaded when a better quality format becomes available.

Summary

This homepage item allows you to have the following items displayed on the homepage:

Calendar (Upcoming and Past TV Shows)
Queue (Current Downloading Items)
API Socks (Access to API without needing to Reverse Proxy Sonarr)

Setting up

Enable Tab

When setting up the homepage item, the first option is to enable it, do that by toggling the Enable Switch. After that you need to set the Minimum Authentication group that will be able to use this item.

Please make sure not to set the Minimum Authentication to at least the same or lower than the homepage's Tab Group

Field

Value

Enable

Enable the Module

Main Module Minimum Authentication

Minimum Group needed to see Entire Module

Connection

Enter the connection details of your Sonarr server. This homepage item allows multiple Sonarr server connections.

Field

Value

Multiple URL's

URL to your Sonarr Servers - LAN preferred

Multiple API Key/Token's

API Keys to your Sonarr Servers

Disable Certificate Check

Disables the Certificate of the URL provided if https

Use Custom Certificate

Uses a Custom Certificate for the verification of the URL provided if https

API Socks

Organizr's API Socks allows you to access Sonarr's API without needing to Reverse Proxy it.

API Socks URL

Field

Value

Enable

Enable the Module

Module Minimum Authentication

Minimum Group needed to use Module

Disable Certificate Check

Disables the Certificate of the URL provided if https

Depending on if you entered either one Sonarr Connection or multiple will determine which URL you will use.

URL for Socks Connection:

Replace docker:8000 with the address to your actual Organizr Server

http://docker:8000/api/v2/socks/sonarr/

I.E.

http://demo.organizr.app/api/v2/socks/sonarr/

Depending on how many connections you setup, replace {#} with which server you are connecting to.

URL for Socks Connection:

Replace docker:8000 with the address to your actual Organizr Server and {#} with the number of the connection

http://docker:8000/api/v2/multiple/socks/sonarr/{#}

I.E.

http://demo.organizr.app/api/v2/multiple/socks/sonarr/1
http://demo.organizr.app/api/v2/multiple/socks/sonarr/2
http://demo.organizr.app/api/v2/multiple/socks/sonarr/3