Doplarr/README.md

A Better Sonarr/Radarr Request Bot for Discord

Why not Requestrr

• Uses modern Discord slash commands and components, which provies a clean, performant UI on desktop and mobile
• Simple codebase, <1k lines of code versus almost 10k lines of C# and 7k lines of JS
• Simple configuration, no need to have a web configuration
• Powered by Clojure and Discljord, a markedly better language 😛

Setup

Discord

1. Create a new Application in Discord
2. Go to the Bot tab and add a new bot
3. Copy out the token
4. Go to OAuth2 and under "OAuth2 URL Generator", enable applications.commands
5. Copy the resulting URL and use as the invite link to your server

Sonarr/Radarr

1. Copy out your API keys from Settings -> General

Running with Docker

Simply run with

docker run \
-e SONARR_URL='http://localhost:8989' \
-e RADARR_URL='http://localhost:7878' \
-e SONARR_API='sonarr_api' \
-e RADARR_API='radarr_api' \
-e MAX_RESULTS=10 \
-e BOT_TOKEN='bot_token' \
--name doplarr ghcr.io/kiranshila/doplarr:main

Building and Running Locally

You need the Clojure CLI tools to build

1. Clone directory
2. clj -T:build uberjar

Configuring

1. Fill out config.edn with the requisite things

Setting up as a service (On Linux (Systemd))

1. Create the file /etc/systemd/system/doplarr.service with the following

[Unit]
Description=Doplarr Daemon
After=syslog.target network.target
[Service]
User=root
Group=root
Type=simple
WorkingDirectory=/opt/Doplarr
ExecStart=/usr/bin/java -jar target/Doplarr.jar -Dconfig=config.edn
TimeoutStopSec=20
KillMode=process
Restart=always
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

2. Customize the user, group, and working directory to the location of the jar

Then, as root

3. systemctl -q daemon-reload
4. systemctl enable --now -q doplarr