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Module tdarr

autopulse_service::settings::triggers

Module tdarr 

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Tdarr - Tdarr trigger

Processes JSON notifications with path, original_path, and/or dir. Also accepts ?path= (with an optional hash) or ?dir= query parameters.

§Example

triggers:
  my_tdarr:
    type: tdarr

or

triggers:
  my_tdarr:
    type: tdarr
    rewrite:
      from: "^/tdarr-media"
      to: "/media"
    timer:
      wait: 30
    excludes: [ "ignored_target" ]

After Replace Original File, add a Send Web Request node:

  • Method: post
  • URL: http://<autopulse-host>:2875/triggers/my_tdarr
  • Headers: Content-Type: application/json, Authorization: Basic <base64 user:pass> using autopulse’s auth credentials.

Body:

{"path": "{{{args.inputFileObj._id}}}", "original_path": "{{{args.originalLibraryFile._id}}}"}

Set Output 2 Status Codes (e.g. 400-599) and Output 2 On Network Error, and route that output so notification failures do not fail the transcode job. Prefer the body over query templating: Tdarr does not URL-encode template values. Paths containing " or Windows backslashes still need proper JSON escaping.

§Classic plugin: Trigger Plex_Autoscan (TD01)

TD01 always calls /triggers/manual?dir=<parent dir>/. Replace the default manual trigger with:

triggers:
  manual:
    type: tdarr

Set the plugin’s address/port to autopulse (default 2875) and username/password to autopulse’s auth credentials; its defaults Batman / SecretPassword are sent unless changed.

If autopulse also has a Tdarr target, set excludes: [<your tdarr target>] using its configured target name to prevent re-queue loops.

See Tdarr for all options and TdarrRequest for the JSON body

Structs§

Tdarr
TdarrRequest
JSON body: path (new file), original_path (replaced original, queued without an existence check unless equal to path), dir. Values are preserved exactly; blank or whitespace-only values are ignored. At least one path is required.