Plex-Meta-Manager/docs/defaults/movie/content_rating_us.md

# US Content Rating Default Metadata File

The `- pmm: content_rating_us` Metadata File is used to dynamically create collections based on the content ratings available in your library.

If you do not use the US-based rating system within Plex, this file will attempt to match the international ratings (such as "gb/12A") to the respective US rating system (such as "PG-13")

Example Collections Created:

![](../images/content_rating_us.png)

The below YAML in your config.yml will create the collections:
```yaml
libraries:
  Movies:
    metadata_path:
      - pmm: content_rating_us
```

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## Template Variables
Template Variables can be used to manipulate the file from the default settings which are provided. 

Note that the `templates_variables:` section only needs to be used if you do NOT want to use the default settings.

Below are the available variables which can be used to customize the file.


| Variable           | Usage                                                                                                | Default Value  |                                                                             Values                                                                             |
|:-------------------|:-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------------|:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------:|
| sort_by            | Controls the sort method for the collections                                                         | `release.desc` |                                                  Any sort method in the [Sorts Options Table](#sort-options)                                                   |
| collection_section | Controls the sort order of these collections against other default collections                       | `14`           |                                                                           Any number                                                                           |
| collection_mode    | Controls the collection mode of these collections                                                    | `default`      | `default` - Library default<br/>`hide` - Hide Collection<br/>`hide_items`- Hide Items in this Collection<br/>`show_items` - Show this Collection and its Items |
| use_other          | Controls whether an "Other" collection is created for any items not included in the initial criteria | `true`         |                                                                       `true` or `false`                                                                        |
| use_separator      | Controls whether a separator is created                                                              | `true`         |                                                                       `true` or `false`                                                                        |
| sep_style          | Sets the theme of the separator                                                                      | `orig`         |                                                    `orig`, `blue`, `gray`, `green`, `purple`, `red`, `stb`                                                     |
| item_radarr_tag    | rADARR Tag for existing items                                                                        |                |                                                         list of tag(s) to be applied to existing items                                                         |

The below shows an example config.yml with all the template_variables set away from their defaults:

```yaml
libraries:
  Movies:
    metadata_path:
      - pmm: content_rating_us
        template_variables:
          sort_by: title.asc
          collection_section: 25
          collection_mode: show_items
          use_other: false
          use_separator: false
          sep_style: blue
```