Missarr

missarr sends search requests for missing episodes to Sonarr

Table of contents

• Installing missarr
• Full config file
• Example commands
• Donate

Installing missarr

missarr offers pre-compiled binaries for Linux, MacOS and Windows for each official release.

Alternatively, you can build the Missarr binary yourself. To build missarr on your system, make sure:

1. Your machine runs Linux, macOS or Windows
2. You have Go installed (1.16 or later preferred)
3. Clone this repository and cd into it from the terminal
4. Run make build from the terminal

You should now have a binary with the name missarr in the appropriate dist sub-directory of the project.

If you need to debug certain Missarr behaviour, either add the -v flag for debug mode or the -vv flag for trace mode to get even more details about internal behaviour.

Full config file

sonarr:
  url: https://sonarr.your-domain.com
  api_key: your_api_key
radarr:
  url: https://radarr.your-domain.com
  api_key: your_api_key

If you are experiencing timeouts while retrieving data from your PVR, you can add the timeout config option which currently defaults to 90 (seconds).

You can place this config file in the same folder as the missarr binary as config.yml

Alternatively, you can place this config file in ~/.config/missarr/config.yml

Example commands

Update to latest version: missarr --update

Search for 10 seasons: missarr sonarr --limit 10

Search for 10 seasons (without updating seasons cache) missarr sonarr --limit 10 --skip-refresh

Search for 10 movies: missarr radarr --limit 10

Search for 10 movies (without updating movies cache) missarr radarr --limit 10 --skip-refresh

Donate

If you find this project helpful, feel free to make a small donation:

• Revolut: Credit Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay

• Paypal: l3uddz@gmail.com

• GitHub Sponsor: GitHub matches contributions for first 12 months.

• BTC: 3CiHME1HZQsNNcDL6BArG7PbZLa8zUUgjL