[feature] Indexer Test status filter

[alecsg77]

Partialy solution for #3292

[ilike2burnthing]

I'll test this out tomorrow once I've slept and have a clear head, but in the mean time if anyone else (@binhex) wants to have a go - 0.18.20.

[binhex]

but in the mean time if anyone else (@binhex) wants to have a go - 0.18.20.

absolutely!, i will let you know how i get on.

[ilike2burnthing]

Works well. No comments here.

[binhex]

Hi guys, i did install the linked version (thanks @ilike2burnthing) however i am not 100% sure how i can easily test this, or verify that its working correctly, i took at look at the json for the index sites and couldn't spot any additional information being included which indicated a pass or fail, and i didnt spot any ui options to configure or display test information, maybe you can help me out here @ilike2burnthing and detail what you did to test it, sorry i must be having a blonde moment :-)

i have tried to simulate a failed index site to see what would happen by changing the site link for a single index site to an invalid url, but it currently still shows as 'passed' when i click on 'Test all' which is a bit odd, i was expecting to at least see a failure shown.

edit - i saw the other post from you @ilike2burnthing and i see the implementation is purely API only, so i guess i would need to alter the API call to jacket (from for example, sonarr) to perform the test, is this correct?.

[alecsg77]

You can call directly Jackett from the browser using an URL like this
http://<ip>:9117/api/v2.0/indexers/<filter>/results?apikey=<apiKey>&Query=<search>
and see the results 😃

<filter> will be test:passed or test:failed in this case.

[binhex]

@alecsg77 perfect!, i get it now, can you just confirm the below filter is the correct syntax, im just getting my head around combining multiple filters and not 100% sure on it:-

tag:all,!type:private+lang:en+test:passed

so does that equate to: all indexers, of type NOT private (aka public), language english only, and only indexers with a test of passed, correct?.

[alecsg77]

And operator have precedence over Or
so
indexers WHERE (Tags contains all) OR (Type is NOT private AND Language begin with en AND Test is passed)

Test is passed -> No Last Error

Be aware: tag:all doesn't mean "all the indexers" but "indexers with all tag", if you have tagged some of them with the word all

[binhex]

ahh sorry i wasn't aware of the significance of , and + in the filter, thanks for that.

[binhex]

hmm so how can i AND all filters such that i can filter certain tagged index sites AND certain index site types AND language AND test passed?, e.g. filter (not working):-

tag:all+type:public+lang:en+test:passed

edit - ignore me, it was my tag name that was incorrect, its working :-)

[ilike2burnthing]

Out of interest, is your all tag on all your configured indexers?

[binhex]

Out of interest, is your all tag on all your configured indexers?

no, it wasn't, thus the issue :-)

[ilike2burnthing]

I'm happy for this to be merged, however given that #11706 contains all the code for this PR, do you want to close this one and just focus on it?

[alecsg77]

No, I want to keep them separated and deliver this before the other one.

[ilike2burnthing]

@binhex all working ok for you?

[binhex]

@binhex all working ok for you?

it looks good from my side, it's actually already adding value for me as i had an outage on two of the indexers i have enabled and i could see they were marked as failed and the metadata downloader didn't seem to miss a beat :-), ignoring the 'failed' indexers, so im really happy with the change!.

[ilike2burnthing]

Thanks. This will hopefully be merged soon when garfield can take a look at it, so the next PR will be #11706 if you want to try that one.

[garfield69]

LGTM
played around with windows Sonarr and Jackett with a variety of filters and got the expected results.

[garfield69]

v0.18.74