radarr

You can automate adding movies to Radarr by making REST calls to the /api/v3 endpoints. This enables programmatic search by title, adding individual movies or collections, and automatic monitoring without manual web UI interaction.

Managing Radarr movies programmatically requires a reachable Radarr server exposing API v3 endpoints. You must store RADARR_URL and RADARR_API_KEY credentials in a specific environment file for authentication.

Yes, you can remove movies from Radarr via the API with optional file deletion. This allows you to clean up your library by removing both the metadata record and the associated media files simultaneously.

You can check for existing titles in Radarr by querying the API before adding. This prevents duplicate entries by verifying whether a movie is already present in your collection prior to submission.

The Radarr API approach supports adding both individual movies and entire collections. It leverages TMDB data to resolve collection metadata and applies automatic search and monitoring to the requested items.

Running Radarr API automation scripts requires curl, jq, and sed as dependencies. These tools handle the REST requests, JSON parsing, and text manipulation needed to interact with the Radarr API endpoints.