iSONARR > HUGINN > SLACK	null	(FALSE)	0
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i2024-02-22	null	(FALSE)	0
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iI use a tool called Sonarr to, uhh (I've heard there are other uses for the	null	(FALSE)	0
itool. Your mileage may vary. Don't forget to pay for your content, if	null	(FALSE)	0
ipossible.), keep track of when new episodes of television shows are released,	null	(FALSE)	0
iregardless of what platform they're on (Netflix, Prime, iPlayer, whatever) and	null	(FALSE)	0
inotify me so I remember to watch it.	null	(FALSE)	0
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iFor several years, I've used IFTTT as the intermediary, receiving webhooks	null	(FALSE)	0
ifrom Sonarr and translating them for Slack:	null	(FALSE)	0
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IA series of webhooks sent from Sonarr to IFTTT to Slack.	/2024/02/sonarr-ifttt-slack.png	danq.me	70
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iIFTTT's move to kill its Legacy Pro plan (Like many others, I originally	null	(FALSE)	0
isigned up to the plan under the promise that the price would be honoured	null	(FALSE)	0
iforever. Turns out "forever" means "three years": who knew?) - which I was on	null	(FALSE)	0
i- gave me reason to re-assess this configuration. It turns that the only Pro	null	(FALSE)	0
ifeature I was using was an IFTTT "filter" to convert the Sonarr webhooks to a	null	(FALSE)	0
iSlack-friendly-format.	null	(FALSE)	0
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iGiven that I'm running an installation of Huginn on my home network anyway, I	null	(FALSE)	0
iresolved to re-implement this flow in Huginn and cancel my IFTTT subscription.	null	(FALSE)	0
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IA series of webhooks sent from Sonarr to Huginn to Slack.	/2024/02/sonarr-huginn-slack.png	danq.me	70
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iThis turned out to be so easy I wonder why I never did it before.	null	(FALSE)	0
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iFirst, I created a Webhook Agent and gave the URL to Sonarr.	null	(FALSE)	0
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iThen I connected that to a Slack Agent with the following configuration:	null	(FALSE)	0
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i{	null	(FALSE)	0
i  "webhook_url": "https://hooks.slack.com/services/...",	null	(FALSE)	0
i  "channel": "#sonarr",	null	(FALSE)	0
i  "username": "Sonarr",	null	(FALSE)	0
i  "message": "**\nNew episodes:{% for episode in episodes %}\n•	null	(FALSE)	0
iS{{episode.seasonNumber}}E{{episode.episodeNumber}} {{episode.title}}{% endfor	null	(FALSE)	0
i%}",	null	(FALSE)	0
i  "icon": ":tv:"	null	(FALSE)	0
i}	null	(FALSE)	0
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iI've omitted my Slack webhook URL so you don't spam me. I tried for far too	null	(FALSE)	0
ilong to get the pluralize filter to work so it'd say "episode" or "episodes"	null	(FALSE)	0
ias appropriate before realising I didn't care enough and gave up.	null	(FALSE)	0
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iThen all I needed to do was re-emit some of the previous webhooks to test it:	null	(FALSE)	0
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ISlack chat window showing notifications: (1) a new episode of Resident Alien, announced by IFTTT, (b) the same episode, announced by "Sonarr", (c) two episodes of Marvel's Spidey and His Amazing Friends, also announced by "Sonarr".	/2024/02/slack-sonarr-notifications.png	danq.me	70
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iNow I'll continue to know when there's new television to watch (It's	null	(FALSE)	0
iespecially useful when you're between seasons or a show is on hiatus to be	null	(FALSE)	0
ireminded that it's back and I should go and watch it. Hey, there's a thought:	null	(FALSE)	0
iI wonder if I can extract the subtitles from shows and run them through a	null	(FALSE)	0
isummarising LLM to give me a couple of paragraphs reminding me "what happened	null	(FALSE)	0
ilast series" if the show's been on a long break?)!	null	(FALSE)	0
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iI love the power and flexibility that Huginn provides to help automate your	null	(FALSE)	0
ilife. It does many of the things that I used to do with a handful of cron jobs	null	(FALSE)	0
iand shell scripts, but all in one convenient place.	null	(FALSE)	0
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iLINKS	null	(FALSE)	0
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hSonarr	URL:https://sonarr.tv/	(FALSE)	0
hIFTTT	URL:https://ifttt.com/	(FALSE)	0
hUnder the promise	URL:https://www.techhive.com/article/1940144/ifttt-killing-pay-what-you-want-legacy-pro-plan.html	(FALSE)	0
hTurns out "forever" means "three years"	URL:https://imgur.com/a/ymFIF7M	(FALSE)	0
hCode of my former IFTTT filter	URL:https://gist.github.com/Dan-Q/0b3e02112c0378b7378acded8893fbc2	(FALSE)	0
hHuginn	URL:https://github.com/huginn/huginn	(FALSE)	0
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