@danimart1991/node-red-radarr-api 0.8.5

A set of Node-RED nodes to use with Radarr API.

npm install @danimart1991/node-red-radarr-api

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A set of Node-RED nodes to use with Radarr API.

WARNING: This palette of nodes can leave the Radarr database inconsistent if not handled carefully. Take special care when applying values, for example: Assigning a non-existent Quality Profile to a Movie.

Install

As other custom nodes, the recommendation is to install using the "Manage Palettes" option in Node-RED.

Indeed, these nodes are available as individual npm package. This repository acts as an overall store for the nodes - and is not intended as a way to install them - unless you really do want some development.

$ npm install @danimart1991/node-red-radarr-api

Usage

All the nodes have a Server parameter that must be configured to work (see Config below).

Config

A configuration node that holds the credentials of a Radarr Server. All the nodes need this node to work.

Two parameters are required to properly configure this node:

URL: It's the server's URL used to connect to Radarr Server, including http(s)://, port, and urlbase if required.
API Key: The API Key generated by Radarr Server under Settings/General.

Nodes

Entity	Get	Post	Put	Delete
Command	✔	✔
History	✔
Indexer Test All	-	✔	-	-
Movie	✔
Movie Editor	-	-	✔
Movie File	✔

Log

In addition, all the nodes have a Log output that offers information on how the execution has worked.

{
    "payload": {
        "source": {
            "id": "0f12103e2251c436",
            "type": "radarr-api-movie-get"
        },
        "level": "Info",
        "message": "2084 Movie/s returned"
    },
    "_msgid": "4c1261a1eb9bfb44"
}

Property	Type	Description
`payload.level`	string	The log Level: Debug, Info, Warn, Error, Critical or Other.
`payload.message`	string	The log Message.
`payload.source.id`	string	The Id of the node that threw the log.
`payload.source.type`	string	The Type of the node that threw the log.
`payload.source.name`	string	The Name, if set, of the node that threw the log.