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Decade Language Default Metadata File
The - pmm: decade
Metadata File is used to dynamically create collections based on the decades available in your library, sorted by critic rating to create a "best of "
Example Collections Created:
The below YAML in your config.yml will create the collections:
libraries:
Movies:
metadata_path:
- pmm: decade
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 | audience_rating.desc |
Any sort method in the Sorts Options Table |
collection_section | Controls the sort order of these collections against other default collections | 12 |
Any number |
collection_mode | Controls the collection mode of these collections | default |
default - Library defaulthide - Hide Collectionhide_items - Hide Items in this Collectionshow_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 | Sonarr 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:
libraries:
Movies:
metadata_path:
- pmm: decade
template_variables:
sort_by: title.asc
collection_section: 18
collection_mode: show_items
use_other: false
use_separator: false
sep_style: purple