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seerr
Knowledge Tutorial

Seerr is a media discovery and request management application that integrates with existing media servers like Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby. It allows users to browse and request movies and TV shows through a unified interface, which the system then validates against quotas and permissions before automating downloads via external services like Sonarr and Radarr.

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System Architecture

How the pieces fit

seerr is organized as connected concepts and components. Start broad, then drill down chapter by chapter.

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Frontend Context & State Management
Frontend Context & State Management
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API Routing & Controllers
API Routing & Controllers
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Data Models & ORM (Entities)
Data Models & ORM (Entities)
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External Service Integrations (The "Connectors")
External Service Integrations (The "Connectors")
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Media Request Workflow
Media Request Workflow
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Library Scanners & Synchronization
Library Scanners & Synchronization
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Notification System
Notification System
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Repository Overview

Intro and Architecture Diagram

Seerr is a media discovery and request management application that integrates with existing media servers like Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby. It allows users to browse and request movies and TV shows through a unified interface, which the system then validates against quotas and permissions before automating downloads via external services like Sonarr and Radarr.

Source Repository: https://github.com/seerr-team/seerr

flowchart TD A0["Data Models & ORM (Entities)"] A1["Media Request Workflow"] A2["External Service Integrations (The 'Connectors')"] A3["Library Scanners & Synchronization"] A4["API Routing & Controllers"] A5["Notification System"] A6["Frontend Context & State Management"] A6 -->|"Fetches data via HTTP"| A4 A4 -->|"Triggers request logic"| A1 A4 -->|"Queries and saves data"| A0 A1 -->|"Fetches metadata and checks..."| A2 A1 -->|"Dispatches alerts on status..."| A5 A3 -->|"Syncs library inventory"| A2 A3 -->|"Updates local media cache"| A0
Tutorial Chapters

All 7 chapters

Follow sequentially or jump to any topic. Start with Frontend Context & State Management.

Ch.01 CORE
Frontend Context & State Management
Welcome to the first chapter of the seerr project tutorial! Before we dive into databases or external APIs, we need to build the "frame" of…
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Ch.02 CORE
API Routing & Controllers
Welcome to the second chapter of the seerr tutorial!
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Ch.03 CORE
Data Models & ORM (Entities)
Welcome to the third chapter of the seerr tutorial!
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Ch.04 CORE
External Service Integrations (The "Connectors")
Welcome to the fourth chapter of the seerr tutorial!
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Ch.05 CORE
Media Request Workflow
Welcome to the fifth chapter of the seerr tutorial!
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Ch.06 CORE
Library Scanners & Synchronization
Welcome to the sixth chapter of the seerr tutorial!
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Ch.07 CORE
Notification System
Welcome to the seventh and final chapter of the seerr tutorial!
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