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Deleterr Configuration Guide

This guide provides a detailed explanation for each configuration setting you'll need to set up Deleterr.

You can find a sample configuration file in the config directory.

Fields marked with * are mandatory and must be configured.

General Settings

General settings set at the root level of the configuration file.

Property Description Example
dry_run If true, actions are only logged, not performed. true
plex_library_scan_after_actions Trigger a Plex library scan after actions are performed. false
tautulli_library_scan_after_actions Trigger a Tautulli library scan after actions are performed. false
action_delay Delay (in seconds) between actions. Defaults to 0. Sometimes the Plex/Sonarr/Radarr instances start to timeout when the delay is set to zero (specially if deleting remote media). Increase this to prevent errors 25
See example 
dry_run: false
plex_library_scan_after_actions: false
tautulli_library_scan_after_actions: false
action_delay: 0

Plex *

This section holds the connection details for your Plex server. The URL is the address where your Plex server is hosted, and the token is your unique Plex authentication token.

Property Description Example
url URL of your Plex server. "http://localhost:32400"
token Plex authentication token. "YOUR_PLEX_TOKEN"
See example 
plex:
    url: "http://localhost:32400"
    token: "YOUR_PLEX_TOKEN"

Radarr

Here, you can specify the connection settings for one or more Radarr instances.

You can configure multiple Radarr instances by adding additional entries to the radarr array (useful for 4k instances, for example)

Property Description Example
name Custom name for each Radarr connection. "Radarr"
url URL of your Radarr server. "http://localhost:7878"
api_key Radarr API key. "YOUR_RADARR_API_KEY1"
See example 
radarr:
  - name: "Radarr"
    url: "http://localhost:7878"
    api_key: "YOUR_RADARR_API_KEY1"
  - name: "Radarr 4K"
    url: "http://localhost:7879"
    api_key: "YOUR_RADARR_API_KEY2"

Sonarr

Here, you can specify the connection settings for one or more Sonarr instances.

You can configure multiple Sonarr instances by adding additional entries to the sonarr array (useful for 4k instances, for example)

Property Description Example
name Custom name for each Sonarr connection. "Sonarr"
url URL of your Sonarr server. "http://localhost:8989"
api_key Sonarr API key. "YOUR_SONARR_API_KEY1"
See example 
sonarr:
  - name: "Sonarr"
    url: "http://localhost:8989"
    api_key: "YOUR_SONARR_API_KEY1"
  - name: "Sonarr 4K"
    url: "http://localhost:8990"
    api_key: "YOUR_SONARR_API_KEY2"

Tautulli *

Tautulli is a third-party application for monitoring your Plex Media Server. It's used to determine the watch history of your media.

Property Description Example
url URL of your Tautulli server. "http://localhost:8181"
api_key Tautulli API key. "YOUR_TAUTULLI_API_KEY"
See example 
tautulli:
    url: "http://localhost:8181"
    api_key: "YOUR_TAUTULLI_API_KEY"

Trakt

If you use Trakt, this section is where you provide your Trakt application details. This is necessary for integration and fetching data from Trakt. The client ID and client secret can be obtained by creating an application on Trakt's website.

Property Description Example
client_id Trakt client ID. "YOUR_TRAKT_CLIENT_ID"
client_secret Trakt client secret. "YOUR_TRAKT_CLIENT_SECRET"
See example 
trakt:
  client_id: "YOUR_TRAKT_CLIENT_ID"
  client_secret: "YOUR_TRAKT_CLIENT_SECRET"

Library

For each of your Plex libraries, specify how you want Deleterr to behave. Define the name of the library, which instances to use, the action mode, and various thresholds related to watched status and addition date. You can also define exclusion rules here to protect certain media items from being actioned.

Property Description Example Supported Values
name Name of the Plex library you wish to manage. Must match the name of your Plex Library "Movies", "TV Shows", "Anime -
radarr Identifier of the Radarr instance to be used for this library (matches a name under the radarr configuration). Exclusive with the sonarr property "Radarr", "Radarr 4K" -
sonarr Identifier of the Sonarr instance to be used for this library (matches a name under the sonarr configuration). Exclusive with the radarr property "Sonarr", "Sonarr 4K" -
series_type Only used if sonarr is set. It's required to filter for the show type, defaults to standard. "standard", "anime" standard, anime, daily
action_mode The action to perform on the media items. delete delete
last_watched_threshold Time threshold in days. Media watched in this period will not be actionable 90 -
add_list_exclusion_on_delete Prevent Radarr/Sonarr from importing the media automatically again from a list. Currently only works with Radarr. true true,false
watch_status Watch status. Media not in this is state will not be actionable - watched, unwatched
apply_last_watch_threshold_to_collections If set to true, the last watched threshold will be applied to all other items in the same collection. true true, false
added_at_threshold Media that added to Plex within this period (in days) will not be actionable 180 -
disk_size_threshold Library deletion will only happen when below this threshold. It requires a path (that the sonarr or radarr instance can access) and a size threshold path: /media/local
threshold: 1TB		 Valid units: [B, KB, MB, GB, TB, PB, EB]
max_actions_per_run Limit the number of actions performed per run. Defaults to 10 3000 -
sort_config.field Field to sort media list by. Defaults to title title title, size, release_year, runtime, added_date, rating, episodes, seasons
sort_config.order Direction to sort media list by. Defaults to asc asc asc, desc
See example 
libraries:
  - name: "Movies"
    radarr: Radarr
    action_mode: "delete"
    last_watched_threshold: 90
    added_at_threshold: 180
    apply_last_watch_threshold_to_collections: true
    max_actions_per_run: 3000
    sort_config:
      field: "title"
      order: "asc"

Exclusions

For each library, you can also specify exclusions to prevent certain media from being affected by the actions.

Metadata is matched against the media's metadata in Plex.

Property Description Example
titles Array of titles to exclude media. ["Forrest Gump"]
plex_labels Array of labels to exclude media. ["children", "favorite"]
genres Array of genres to exclude media. ["horror", "thriller"]
collections Exclude media that are part of specific collections. ["Marvel Cinematic Universe"]
actors Exclude media featuring specific actors. ["Tom Cruise", "Brad Pitt"]
producers Exclude media produced by specific producers. ["Steven Spielberg"]
directors Exclude media directed by specific directors. ["Makoto Shinkai"]
writers Exclude media written by specific writers. ["Hayao Miyazaki"]
studios Exclude media from specific studios. ["Studio Ghibli"]
release_years Exclude media released within the last X years. 5
trakt -> max_items_per_list Maximum number of items to fetch from each Trakt list. 100
trakt -> lists Array of Trakt list URLs to exclude media from. [ "https://trakt.tv/movies/trending", "https://trakt.tv/users/justin/lists/imdb-top-rated-movies" ]
See example 
libraries:
  - name: "Movies"
    ...
    exclude:
      titles: ["Forrest Gump"]
      plex_labels: ["children", "favorite"]
      genres: ["horror", "thriller"]
      collections: ["Marvel Cinematic Universe"]
      actors: ["Tom Cruise", "Brad Pitt"]
      producers: ["Steven Spielberg"]
      directors: ["Makoto Shinkai"]
      writers: ["Hayao Miyazaki"]
      studios: ["Studio Ghibli"]
      release_years: 5
      trakt:
        max_items_per_list: 200
        lists:
          [
            "https://trakt.tv/movies/trending",
            "https://trakt.tv/movies/popular",
            "https://trakt.tv/movies/watched/yearly",
            "https://trakt.tv/movies/collected/yearly",
            "https://trakt.tv/users/justin/lists/imdb-top-rated-movies"
          ]