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.arr Links Integration

Quick access to Sonarr, Radarr, and Bazarr (admin only).

Setup

  1. Open plugin settings → *arr Settings tab
  2. Add one or more Sonarr and/or Radarr instances
  3. Enable Show *arr Links on Item Pages
  4. Optional: Enable "Show *arr Tags as Links"
  5. Configure tag filters (show/hide specific tags)

CSS Customization

See ARR Tag Links CSS for styling options.

Multi-Instance Configuration

Instance Fields

Each Sonarr or Radarr instance has the following fields:

Field Required Description
Name Yes Display name shown in dropdowns (e.g., TV Shows, Anime, 4K Movies)
URL Yes Base URL of the instance (e.g., http://192.168.1.100:8989)
API Key Yes API key from the instance's Settings → General page
URL Mappings No Per-instance URL remapping for reverse-proxy setups
Enabled — Toggle to disable without deleting; defaults to on

Adding an Instance

  1. Open plugin settings → *arr Settings tab
  2. Click "Add Sonarr Instance" or "Add Radarr Instance"
  3. Fill in Name, URL, and API Key
  4. Optionally add URL Mappings
  5. Click Save

Disabling an Instance

Toggle the Enabled switch off to skip an instance in all fan-out paths (arr links, calendar, queue monitoring, tag sync) without removing its configuration. Re-enable it at any time.

Tip

Use the Enabled toggle during maintenance windows or when temporarily replacing an instance. Your URL and API key are preserved.

URL Mappings (per-instance)

Per-instance URL mappings override the global mapping for that instance. Format is the same as the global field:

internal_url|external_url

Example: 

http://sonarr-anime:8989|https://anime.example.com

Single Instance

When only one instance matches an item, the link renders as a plain icon (no badge). To always show the status colour border and episode/file count on single-instance links, enable:

"Show status badge for single-instance links"

Multiple Instances (Dropdown)

When more than one instance contains the item, the link becomes a dropdown. Each entry shows:

  • A colour-coded status dot
  • Instance name
  • Episode count (Sonarr) or download status (Radarr)
  • File size on disk

Status colours:

Colour Meaning
Green Complete — all episodes/file present
Amber Partial — some episodes missing
Grey Missing — not in this instance

Legacy Single-Instance Fields

The original SonarrUrl, SonarrApiKey, RadarrUrl, and RadarrApiKey fields are preserved for downgrade safety. If the multi-instance list is empty, the plugin falls back to these fields automatically.

Note

Once you add instances via the new UI, the legacy fields are no longer used for arr links. They are not deleted, so downgrading to an older plugin version restores single-instance behaviour.

Shoko

Adds upcoming anime episodes from your Shoko Server collection to the Calendar page, alongside Sonarr/Radarr releases. Single instance — one Shoko server per household, the same shape as Seerr.

Instance Fields

Field Required Description
Shoko URL Yes Base URL of your Shoko Server (e.g., http://192.168.1.100:8111)
Shoko API Key Yes API key generated in Shoko's own web UI
Shoko URL Mappings No Reverse-proxy URL remapping, same format as the other *arr URL mappings

Generating a Shoko API Key

  1. In Shoko's web UI, go to Settings → API Keys
  2. Click Add API Key and give it a name (e.g. Jellyfin Enhanced)
  3. Copy the generated key into the Shoko API Key field on the plugin's *arr Settings tab

Setup

  1. Open plugin settings → *arr Settings tab
  2. Fill in Shoko URL and Shoko API Key
  3. Optionally add Shoko URL Mappings if Shoko sits behind a reverse proxy — see URL Mappings (per-instance) above for the format
  4. Click Save
  5. Enable the Calendar page if you haven't already — anime episodes appear there automatically once Shoko is configured

Note

Anime cards are matched to your Jellyfin library via Shokofin's provider IDs. Anime not yet imported into Jellyfin still appears on the calendar, but the card isn't clickable until Shokofin brings it into your library. See anime calendar events for full scope details.

Calendar Page Settings

Found in the *arr Settings tab under "Calendar Page".

Setting Description
Enable Calendar Page Enables the calendar view for upcoming Sonarr/Radarr releases
Use Plugin Pages Adds a sidebar link (requires Plugin Pages; Jellyfin 12: user profile menu instead)
Use Custom Tabs Adds a custom tab (requires Custom Tabs)
First Day of Week Monday or Sunday
Time Format 12-hour (5pm/5:30pm) or 24-hour (17:00/17:30)
Highlight Favorites Highlights favorite shows/movies based on Jellyfin favorites
Highlight Watched Series Highlights series you are currently watching

After enabling with Plugin Pages, restart Jellyfin for the sidebar link to appear.

Direct URL: /web/index.html#!/jellyfinenhanced/calendar

Requests Page Settings

Found in the *arr Settings tab under "Requests Page (Downloads)".

Setting Description
Enable Requests Page Enables a dedicated page showing active downloads from Sonarr/Radarr
Use Plugin Pages Adds a sidebar link (requires Plugin Pages; Jellyfin 12: user profile menu instead)
Use Custom Tabs Adds a custom tab (requires Custom Tabs)
Enable Auto-Refresh Automatically refreshes download status
Poll Interval How often to refresh, in seconds (30–300, default: 30)

Note

The Requests page for downloads is separate from the Seerr Requests page. Both can be enabled independently. The Seerr Requests page (showing media requests and issues) is configured in the Seerr Settings tab.

Direct URL: /web/index.html#!/jellyfinenhanced/downloads