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Release Parser

Info

This integration allows for users to parse a release name in the same method Radarr and Sonarr do to see how the name will be treated.

Trigger options

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Triggers

Each trigger is a Discord command keyword that the bot watches for in the configured channel. When a message matches, the bot parses the release name and responds with how Radarr or Sonarr would interpret it.

  • Radarr v5 - Parse a release name using the Radarr v5 parser (default command: !parse radarr4)
  • Radarr v5 (CFs) - Parse a release name using the Radarr v5 parser with Custom Formats (default command: !parse radarr4CF)
  • Radarr v6 - Parse a release name using the Radarr v6 parser (default command: !parse radarr5)
  • Sonarr v4 - Parse a release name using the Sonarr v4 parser (default command: !parse sonarr4)
  • Sonarr v4 (CFs) - Parse a release name using the Sonarr v4 parser with Custom Formats (default command: !parse sonarr4CF)

Channels

  • Select the channel to monitor for releases to be checked

Configuration

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Click the cog icon to open the configuration options for the Release parser.

Trigger Commands

Each trigger has a customizable command keyword. Set the keyword for each parser type, then use it in Discord followed by a release name to parse it.

Example usage: !parse radarr4 movie.2020.webdl-1080.en-group

There is also an auto-detect parser on the configuration page that will automatically determine whether to use the Radarr or Sonarr parser based on the release name.

Instructions

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  1. Basic instructions on how to set up the integration
  2. Pick the keywords that the bot will watch for