@ -335,7 +334,7 @@ You can repeat this process for as many users as you like.
"language": "English",
"language": "English",
"quality": "HD-1080p",
"quality": "HD-1080p",
"root_folder": "/tv/",
"root_folder": "/tv/",
"tags": {},
"tags": [],
"url": "http://localhost:8989/"
"url": "http://localhost:8989/"
},
},
"trakt": {
"trakt": {
@ -982,7 +981,7 @@ Sonarr configuration.
"language": "English",
"language": "English",
"quality": "HD-1080p",
"quality": "HD-1080p",
"root_folder": "/tv/",
"root_folder": "/tv/",
"tags": {},
"tags": [],
"url": "http://localhost:8989"
"url": "http://localhost:8989"
},
},
```
```
@ -995,54 +994,28 @@ Sonarr configuration.
`root_folder` - Root folder for TV shows.
`root_folder` - Root folder for TV shows.
`tags` - Assign tags to shows based the network it airs on. More details on this below.
`tags` - Assign tags to shows. Tags need to be created in Sonarr first.
`url` - Sonarr's URL.
- Examples:
- Note: If you have URL Base enabled in Sonarr's settings, you will need to add that into the URL as well.
### Tags
The `tags` option allows Sonarr to assign tags to shows from specific television networks, so that Sonarr can filter in/out certain keywords from releases.
**Example:**
```json
"tags": ["anime"]
To show how tags work, we will create a tag `AMZN` and assign it to certain television networks that usually have AMZN releases.
```
1. First, we will create a tag in Sonarr (Settings > Indexers > Restrictions).
```json
"tags": ["anime", "jap"]
```
```
```json
Must contain: BluRay, Amazon, AMZN
"tags": [
Must not contain:
"anime",
Tags: AMZN
"jap"
```
]
```
2. And, finally, we will edit the Traktarr config and assign the `AMZN` tag to some networks.
`url` - Sonarr's URL.
```json
- Note: If you have URL Base enabled in Sonarr's settings, you will need to add that into the URL as well.