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Contributing Guidelines

👍🎉 First off, thanks for taking the time to contribute! 🎉👍

Here you will find a set of guidelines for contributing to TRaSH Guides, These are mostly guidelines, not rules. Use your best judgment, and feel free to propose changes to this document in a pull request.

Guidelines

  • Make sure you're editing the latest version.
  • If you propose changes make sure it doesn't break anything else in the Guides.
  • Make sure that after the changes you don't get any markdownlint errors
  • If the metadata.json and metadata.schema.json needs changes, announce it first in the Discord #development channel and ping voidpointer and nitsua so the 3rd party apps don't break ‼️

Branch naming

We're trying to be as consistent as possible for automation of the changelog.

  • feat/xxx Commits, that adds a new feature
  • fix/xxx Commits, that fixes a bug/issue
  • style/xxx Commits, that do not affect the meaning (white-space, formatting, missing semi-colons, etc)
  • chore/xxx Miscellaneous commits (administrative / cleanup / backend)

Where 'xxx' can stand for Starr/Sonarr/Radarr/Guide etc

Examples:

  • feat/Starr-ELEANOR-to-Scene-CF
  • feat/Radarr-CiNEPHiLES-to-Remux-Tier-02
  • feat/maintenance
  • fix/dv-hdr10-cf-should-match-dv-hdr10+

Source

Pull Request naming

We're trying to be as consistent as possible for automation of the changelog.

  • feat(xxx): Commits, that adds a new feature
  • fix(xxx): Commits, that fixes a bug/issue
  • style(xxx): Commits, that do not affect the meaning (white-space, formatting, missing semi-colons, etc)
  • chore(xxx): Miscellaneous commits (administrative / cleanup / backend)

Where 'xxx' can stand for Starr/Sonarr/Radarr/Guide etc

Examples:

  • feat(starr): add ELEANOR to Scene CF
  • feat(radarr): add CiNEPHiLES to Remux Tier 02
  • feat(maintenance): various changes to the Starr CFs
  • fix(starr): DV HDR10 CF should match DV HDR10+

Source

When doing a PR that is WIP

When doing a PR that is in-progress and not yet complete / ready for review or not yet done fully, please ensure it is a DRAFT Pull Request

Radarr/Sonarr Custom Format (JSON)

Release Group Reclassifications, Removals, or Additions

  • When adding a RlsGrp to a Custom Format for whatever reason, please add in the PR why it's added/removed/moved.

General Guidelines

  • Custom Format name needs to match json name ‼️
  • No hashcode can exists multiple times ‼️
  • Tiers only hold release groups that have atleast done several dozen objectively high quality releases or are added for a specific reason. (If they do mainly niche stuff and/or foreign stuff they won't be added)
  • All Tier Groups must use retail sources. Fanrest and upscaled groups are forbidden. This is due to the high effort required and near impossibility to guarantee quality systematically without manual check every single movie.
  • JSON file format shall consist of the following TRaSH specific data appended to the json exported from Starr
{
  "trash_id": "HASHCODE",
  "trash_scores": {
    "default": 50,
    "some_other_profile": 100
  },
  "trash_regex": "https://regex101.com/r/pADWJD/5",
STARRJSONEXPORT
}

General Structure

  • json file name - name of the json file
  • trash_id - Generated HashCode for the Custom Format
  • trash_scores - Json object of score(s) for the Custom Format. Note that Custom Formats with Default Scores of 0 should NOT have a trash_scores.default
  • trash_regex - Link to regex test cases for regex
  • STARRJSONEXPORT - The exported custom format created within Starr. Note that this will have a leading { that will need to have the trash specific regex added after

File Naming

  • JSON file names are always written in small letters, spaces are replaced by a dash, no spaces or special characters except a dash ‼️

Hashcode

  • When adding the hashcode for Radarr use the following naming CF_name e.g. the Custom Format BR-DISK would be the hash of BR-DISK
  • When adding the hashcode for Radarr Anime use the following naming Radarr Anime CF_name e.g. the Custom Format BR-DISK would be the hash of Radarr Anime BR-DISK.
  • When adding the hashcode for Sonarr use the following naming Sonarr CF_name e.g. the Custom Format BR-DISK would be the hash of Sonarr BR-DISK.
  • When adding the hashcode for Sonarr Anime use the following naming Sonarr Anime CF_name e.g. the Custom Format BR-DISK would be the hash of Sonarr Anime BR-DISK.

Regex Test Cases

  • Provide a link to your regex example of your Custom Format using the following Template.

When adding a regex test case:

  • Replace the actual movie name with Movie.
  • Replace the actual Series name/title with Series.
  • Replace the actual group name with RlsGrp

When updating or adding a new CF the test case url (trash_regex) needs to be prepended to the exported from Starr json

{
  "trash_regex": "https://regex101.com/r/pADWJD/5",
}

Scoring

  • Scores must be added as JSON objects under trash_scores, for example:
{
  "trash_scores": {
    "default": 50,
    "some_other_profile": 100
  },
}
  • This allows for Custom Formats to be assigned different scores for different profiles
  • Default Scores of 0 (e.g. as in trash_scores.default) are FORBIDDEN

YAML file naming

  • If a hashcode is needed No hashcode can exist multiple times ‼️
  • Use this website to generate an md5 hash
  • YAML file names are always written in small letters, spaces are replaced by a dash, no spaces or special characters except a dash ‼️

Recommendations

Use VSCode for editing. VS Code should recommend extensions to you based on the .vscode/extensions.json file; you should install all of them.

Preview Docs Locally

Prerequisites

These prerequisites are taken from the mkdocs installation instructions.

  • Install a recent version of Python 3.
  • pip is also required, but should come with Python. Run pip --version to check if its available and working. See the installation instructions.

Mkdocs Installation

First, install mkdocs:

pip install mkdocs

Then, install dependent modules using the command below. This command should be run in the root directory of the repository (i.e. where the requirements.txt file is). If the pip command does not work, refer to the mkdocs installation page linked in the Prerequisite section above.

pip install -r docs/requirements.txt

Once everything is installed, run the command below to start a local dev server to preview your changes to mkdocs:

mkdocs serve