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Search and add movies to Radarr. Supports collections, search-on-add option. FORK of jordyvandomselaar/radarr with fixed metadata.
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⚠️ FORK NOTICE: This is a fork of jordyvandomselaar/radarr with corrected metadata declarations.
Add movies to your Radarr library with collection support.
Create ~/.openclaw/credentials/radarr/config.json:
{
"url": "http://localhost:7878",
"apiKey": "your-api-key",
"defaultQualityProfile": 1
}
defaultQualityProfile: Quality profile ID (run config to see options)Instead of config file, you can use:
RADARR_URL - Radarr instance URLRADARR_API_KEY - Radarr API keysearch "Movie Name" - returns numbered list[Title (Year)](https://themoviedb.org/movie/ID)
defaultQualityProfile from config; can override per-addbash scripts/radarr.sh search "Inception"
bash scripts/radarr.sh exists <tmdbId>
bash scripts/radarr.sh add <tmdbId> # searches right away
bash scripts/radarr.sh add <tmdbId> --no-search # don't search
bash scripts/radarr.sh add-collection <collectionTmdbId>
bash scripts/radarr.sh add-collection <collectionTmdbId> --no-search
bash scripts/radarr.sh remove <tmdbId> # keep files
bash scripts/radarr.sh remove <tmdbId> --delete-files # delete files too
Always ask user if they want to delete files when removing!
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# Radarr (Fixed)
**⚠️ FORK NOTICE:** This is a fork of [jordyvandomselaar/radarr](https://clawhub.com/jordyvandomselaar/radarr) with corrected metadata declarations.
Add movies to your Radarr library with collection support.
## Setup
Create `~/.openclaw/credentials/radarr/config.json`:
```json
{
"url": "http://localhost:7878",
"apiKey": "your-api-key",
"defaultQualityProfile": 1
}
```
- `defaultQualityProfile`: Quality profile ID (run `config` to see options)
### Alternative: Environment Variables
Instead of config file, you can use:
- `RADARR_URL` - Radarr instance URL
- `RADARR_API_KEY` - Radarr API key
## Workflow
1. **Search**: `search "Movie Name"` - returns numbered list
2. **Present results with TMDB links** - always show clickable links
3. **Check**: User picks a number
4. **Collection prompt**: If movie is part of collection, ask user
5. **Add**: Add movie or full collection
## Important
- **Always include TMDB links** when presenting search results to user
- Format: `[Title (Year)](https://themoviedb.org/movie/ID)`
- Uses `defaultQualityProfile` from config; can override per-add
## Commands
### Search for movies
```bash
bash scripts/radarr.sh search "Inception"
```
### Check if movie exists in library
```bash
bash scripts/radarr.sh exists <tmdbId>
```
### Add a movie (searches immediately by default)
```bash
bash scripts/radarr.sh add <tmdbId> # searches right away
bash scripts/radarr.sh add <tmdbId> --no-search # don't search
```
### Add full collection (searches immediately by default)
```bash
bash scripts/radarr.sh add-collection <collectionTmdbId>
bash scripts/radarr.sh add-collection <collectionTmdbId> --no-search
```
### Remove a movie
```bash
bash scripts/radarr.sh remove <tmdbId> # keep files
bash scripts/radarr.sh remove <tmdbId> --delete-files # delete files too
```
**Always ask user if they want to delete files when removing!**
### Get root folders & quality profiles (for config)
```bash
bash scripts...generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
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