Installation on Synology (Docker)

Tested on Synology DS918+ with DSM 6.2.3-25426 on Docker

• This is a working Telegram Bot inside a Group Chat
• Please note that this is without Transmission configs (which you could easily connect it through the config file in step 4)
• If you would rather use the command-line, follow the steps on the Installation on Docker page.

Instructions for Docker GUI

1. Go to Package Manager, install Node.js v4 (and Docker, if it's not installed)

2. Go to Docker, click Registry, search for addarr and download it

3. Put the config.yaml and chatid.txt into your config folder. ––– ex. VOLUME1/Configs/Addarr

4. Modify the config.yaml file to your configuration

   These are the important fields! Although, do include your other configs if necessary.

For Sonarr & Radarr

• addr: <?????>
  

• apikey: <?????>
  

• rootFolder: <?????>
  

For Telegram

• token: <?????> 
  

• password: <?????>
  

5. Save the config.yaml file
6. Go to Docker, click Image and click on waterboy1602-addarr:latest
7. Click Advanced Settings and check Enable Auto-Restart (so that it starts up automatically)
8. Go to Volume tab, click on Add File
   • File/Folder: Should be the location to your config.yaml file. ––– ex. VOLUME1/Configs/Addarr
   • Mount Path: /usr/src/addarr/config.yaml
   • Read-Only: Yes (Check the box)
9. Click on Add File again
   • File/Folder: Should be the location to your chatid.txt file. ––– ex. VOLUME1/Configs/Addarr
   • Mount Path: /usr/src/addarr/chatid.txt
   • Read-Only: No (default)
10. Click Apply twice and create the container
11. Once loaded, go to Telegram Bot/Group with the Bot and type /start
12. It will prompt you for the Telegram password from Step 4
13. type /start again to begin querying movies or TV Series!

–– If you can't get Movies or TV Shows, check the config.yaml file again and make sure that it connects to both Sonarr and Radarr.