The interruption mode is helpful when a website does not provide the download link directly. Whenever the interruption mode is not needed, click the browser action button again to disable this optional feature. To enable it, click on the action button (toolbar button) once. The interruption mode is not active by default. Interrupts the built-in download manager and redirects your requests to the JDownloader Sends downloading jobs from the right-click context menuĢ.

This extension offers two operation modes:ġ. JDownloader is a Java-based download manager. Lastly, you will need to place both sonarr.cmd and sonarr.Integrates the browser with JDownloader either by interrupting the built-in download manager or from right-click context menu This extension connects your browser to the JDownloader. tRequestHeader 'X-Api-Key', 'API KEY HERE' Xmlhttp.Open 'POST', URL & '/api/command', false Var URL = ' var myJson = JSON.stringify('ĭim xmlhttp: Set xmlhttp = createobject('msxml2.xmlhttp.3.0') Var DownloadPath = link.getDownloadPath() īecause we can get the path to the file, we can tell Sonarr where to look, Sonarrs’ API is accessible through the URL, and this is where we can also tell sonarr what function we want to use, in this case, “command”, then, we need to send our information to sonarr, we do this by sending it in a JSON format. So, based on a quick read of the links you provided and whatever I could find on google, the following, when executed through Event Scripter, will provide us with the download path.

But hopefully someone else is willing to step up to the plate! Thanks for your consideration. The bad news: I’m not a competent enough coder to understand how to write the script myself - if I were, I would be sharing it rather than asking for help. Here you can find some example scripts, and here you can find the API/help documentation. The good news: JDownloader (or more accurately, JDownloader 2) has a plugin called “Event Scripter” that can surely call Sonarr’s API on download completion. This was my main use for Drone Factory and used it quite often - critical to a fully automated set up! JDownloader even has a slick remote dashboard (and app) called My JDownloader to control downloads, enter CAPTCHAs, etc. Every once in a while there is a show that is impossible to find on Usenet, but you can still find on a file hosting site. I am a bit surprised not to have found anyone talking about this yet since JDownloader is one of the most popular cross-platform download clients that works with most online file hosters.

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