# Subscribarr # Subscribarr Subscribarr is a notification tool for the *Arr ecosystem (Sonarr, Radarr) and Jellyfin. Users can subscribe to shows/movies; when new episodes/releases are available (and actually present), Subscribarr sends email notifications. --- ## Screenshots ![Overview](screenshots/SCR-20250811-lfod.png) ![Settings](screenshots/SCR-20250811-lfrm.png) ![Subscriptions](screenshots/SCR-20250811-lfvc.png) ![Search](screenshots/SCR-20250811-lfyq.png) ![Details](screenshots/SCR-20250811-lgau.png) ![Notifications](screenshots/SCR-20250811-lgcz.png) --- ## Features - **Login via Jellyfin** (use your Jellyfin account; admin status respected) - **Subscriptions** for series and movies; duplicate-send protection per user/day - **Email notifications** (SMTP configurable) - **Sonarr/Radarr integration** (calendar/status; optional file-presence check) - **Settings UI** for Jellyfin/Arr/Mail/Account - **Periodic check via cron** calling `manage.py check_new_media` --- ## Architecture / Tech Stack - **Backend:** Django + Django REST Framework - **Apps (examples):** `arr_api`, `accounts`, `settingspanel` - **Database:** SQLite by default (path configurable via env) - **Auth:** Jellyfin API (admin mirrored from Jellyfin policy) --- ## Quickstart (Docker) ### 1) Clone & run ```bash git clone https://gitea.js-devop.de/jschaufuss/Subscribarr.git cd Subscribarr docker compose up -d --build ``` - Default app port inside the container: **8000** - Optional: set `CRON_SCHEDULE` (e.g., `*/30 * * * *`) to enable periodic checks ### 2) Minimal `docker-compose.yml` (example) ```yaml --- services: subscribarr: build: . container_name: subscribarr ports: - "8081:8000" environment: # Django - DJANGO_DEBUG=true - DJANGO_ALLOWED_HOSTS=* - DJANGO_SECRET_KEY=change-me - DB_PATH=/app/data/db.sqlite3 - NOTIFICATIONS_ALLOW_DUPLICATES=false # App Settings (optional, otherwise use first-run setup) #- JELLYFIN_URL= #- JELLYFIN_API_KEY= #- SONARR_URL= #- SONARR_API_KEY= #- RADARR_URL= #- RADARR_API_KEY= #- MAIL_HOST= #- MAIL_PORT= #- MAIL_SECURE= #- MAIL_USER= #- MAIL_PASSWORD= #- MAIL_FROM= # Admin bootstrap (optional) #- ADMIN_USERNAME= #- ADMIN_PASSWORD= #- ADMIN_EMAIL= # Cron schedule (default every 30min) - CRON_SCHEDULE=*/30 * * * * volumes: - subscribarr-data:/app/data restart: unless-stopped volumes: subscribarr-data: ``` --- ## Environment Variables (selection) | Variable | Purpose | |---|---| | `DJANGO_DEBUG` | `true` / `false` (disable in production). | | `DJANGO_ALLOWED_HOSTS` | Comma list of allowed hosts (e.g., `example.com,localhost`). | | `DJANGO_SECRET_KEY` | Django secret key. | | `DB_PATH` | SQLite path, e.g., `/app/data/db.sqlite3`. | | `NOTIFICATIONS_ALLOW_DUPLICATES` | Allow duplicate sends (`true`/`false`). | | `ADMIN_USERNAME` / `ADMIN_PASSWORD` / `ADMIN_EMAIL` | Optional: bootstrap an admin user on first run. | | `JELLYFIN_URL` / `JELLYFIN_API_KEY` | Base URL + API key for Jellyfin. | | `SONARR_URL` / `SONARR_API_KEY` | Base URL + API key for Sonarr. | | `RADARR_URL` / `RADARR_API_KEY` | Base URL + API key for Radarr. | | `MAIL_HOST` / `MAIL_PORT` / `MAIL_SECURE` | SMTP host/port/security (`starttls` / `ssl` / empty). | | `MAIL_USER` / `MAIL_PASSWORD` / `MAIL_FROM` | SMTP auth + sender address. | | `CRON_SCHEDULE` | Cron interval for periodic checks (e.g., `*/30 * * * *`). | --- ## First Run 1. Start the container (or dev server) and open `http://:8000`. 2. Complete the **first-time setup**: Jellyfin URL/API key (required), optional Sonarr/Radarr, SMTP. 3. **Sign in** with Jellyfin credentials (admin users in Jellyfin become admins in Subscribarr). 4. Adjust settings later at `/settings/`. --- ## Notifications & Cron - The periodic job calls `check_new_media` which determines today’s items via Sonarr/Radarr calendars. - Email is sent only if the item is **present** (e.g., `hasFile`/downloaded) and not already recorded in the sent-log (duplicate guard). - Cron is configured using `CRON_SCHEDULE` and runs `python manage.py check_new_media`. Output is typically logged to `/app/cron.log` in the container. --- ## Routes / Endpoints (selected) - `GET /` — Overview page with search/filter and subscribe actions - `GET/POST /settings/` — Jellyfin/Arr/Mail/Account configuration (auth required; admin for some actions) - Example subscribe endpoints (subject to change): - `POST /api/series/subscribe//`, `POST /api/series/unsubscribe//` - `POST /api/movies/subscribe//`, `POST /api/movies/unsubscribe//` --- ## Local Development (without Docker) > Requires Python 3.12+ (recommended). ### 1) Clone ```bash git clone https://gitea.js-devop.de/jschaufuss/Subscribarr.git cd Subscribarr ``` ### 2) Create & activate a virtualenv ```bash python -m venv .venv # Linux/macOS: source .venv/bin/activate # Windows (PowerShell): # .venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1 ``` ### 3) Install dependencies (including Django) If the repository provides `requirements.txt`: ```bash pip install --upgrade pip wheel pip install -r requirements.txt ``` If not, install the core stack explicitly: ```bash pip install --upgrade pip wheel pip install "Django>=5" djangorestframework python-dotenv # add any additional libs your project uses as needed ``` ### 4) Configure environment (dev) Create a `.env` (or export env vars) with at least: ```env DJANGO_DEBUG=true DJANGO_SECRET_KEY=dev-secret DJANGO_ALLOWED_HOSTS=* DB_PATH=./data/db.sqlite3 ``` Create the `data/` directory if it doesn’t exist. ### 5) Database setup ```bash python manage.py makemigrations python manage.py migrate ``` ### 6) (Optional) Create a superuser for the Django admin ```bash python manage.py createsuperuser ``` ### 7) Run the dev server ```bash python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000 ``` --- ## Data Model (high level) - **User** (`accounts.User`): custom user with Jellyfin link and admin flag. - **Subscriptions** (`arr_api.SeriesSubscription`, `arr_api.MovieSubscription`): unique per user/title. - **SentNotification**: records delivered emails to avoid duplicates. - **AppSettings**: singleton for Jellyfin/Arr/Mail/Account configuration. --- ## Production Notes - Set **`DEBUG=false`**, a strong **`DJANGO_SECRET_KEY`**, and proper **`DJANGO_ALLOWED_HOSTS`**. - Run behind a reverse proxy with HTTPS. - Collect static files if served by Django: ```bash python manage.py collectstatic --noinput ``` - Use a persistent database volume (or switch to Postgres/MySQL) for production. --- ## License MIT (see `LICENSE`).