Display Prowlarr indexer flags by rendering them as distinct,
color-coded badges.
- [New] TAGS Render Type: Added support for a TAGS column type that
renders a list of strings as distinct badges.
- Updated `ReleaseCell` to handle the TAGS type:
- Desktop: Renders distinct badges side-by-side.
- Mobile: Renders as a comma-separated text list (e.g., "FREELEECH,
DOUBLE UPLOAD").
- Styling: Added dynamic colors for common flags:
- Freeleech → Green
- Double Upload → Blue
- VIP → Amber
- Sticky → Yellow
- Prowlarr Source: Updated the "Flags" column to use the new TAGS render
type, enable uppercase styling, and show on mobile devices.
Desktop screenshot:
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src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d135b1d6-176c-4cb9-afa8-fbbab0bcbc06"
/>
Mobile screenshot:
<img width="567" height="51" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b5b38a05-2466-4b6f-b4c4-ab6cce745408"
/>
Closes https://github.com/calibrain/shelfmark/issues/534
This pull request enhances the rTorrent client testing and
implementation by adding more robust checks for directory paths and
improving how the base path is retrieved. The main focus is on verifying
and obtaining the correct download and base directories for torrents.
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Co-authored-by: Copilot <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
## Summary
This PR updates the reverse proxy documentation with comprehensive
configuration examples for subpath deployments, addressing several
issues discovered when running Shelfmark behind nginx at a subpath like
`/shelfmark/`.
## Changes
- **Root path setup**: Added complete nginx server block example
- **Subpath setup without auth**: Complete nginx configuration with all
necessary workarounds
- **Subpath setup with Authelia**: Full example including Authelia
snippets and Shelfmark proxy auth settings
- **Known issues section**: Documents the frontend bugs that require
workarounds
## Issues Addressed
The current documentation's simple example doesn't work for subpath
deployments because:
1. **Socket.IO connects to root**: Frontend connects to `/socket.io/`
instead of `/shelfmark/socket.io/`
2. **API calls use root path**: Cover images request `/api/` instead of
`/shelfmark/api/`
3. **Logo uses root path**: Requested from `/logo.png` instead of
`/shelfmark/logo.png`
4. **Socket.IO backend path**: Always at `/socket.io/` regardless of
`URL_BASE` setting
## Testing
Tested with:
- Nginx reverse proxy
- Authelia authentication proxy
- `URL_BASE=/shelfmark/` configuration
- WebSocket connections working
- Cover images loading
- Proxy authentication with admin group restrictions
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Base URL option in settings for reverse proxy setups
- Fix NZB downloads not deleting on completion
- Fix handling for audiobook files over 100+ parts
- Fix prowlarr search timeout
- Fix prowlarr categorisation for expanded searches
- Added heuristic-based author and title query creation, stripping out
unnecessary elements that could limit searches
- Improved language support when using Hardcover. Searches will now be
conducted on a per-language basis using localized book titles.
- Added manual search override option in the release modal.
- Added new book output option **upload to Booklore**, available in
download settings
- Got annoyed at my messy processing code while implementing Booklore so
refactored the whole thing
- Full black box file processing testing with randomised configuration
- Deluge: Connect via WebUI auth for simplified setup
- Added env vars documentation, auto generated via script, and unlocked
most settings to be used as env vars
This adds in rtorrent for
https://github.com/calibrain/shelfmark/issues/420
The one weird thing I noticed is that the download path needs to be the
same for both (that's not how I typically set it up)
But it definitely adds to rtorrent and gives progress.
**rTorrent client integration:**
* Added a new `RTorrentClient` class in
`shelfmark/release_sources/prowlarr/clients/rtorrent.py` that implements
the download client interface for rTorrent using XML-RPC, supporting
adding, removing, and querying torrent status.
* Registered the rTorrent client in the client registry in
`shelfmark/release_sources/prowlarr/clients/__init__.py`.
**Settings and configuration:**
* Extended the Prowlarr client settings UI and backend
(`shelfmark/release_sources/prowlarr/settings.py`) to add rTorrent as a
selectable client, provide rTorrent-specific configuration fields (URL,
username, password, label, download directory), and implement a
connection test action.
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**Test environment and scripts:**
* Updated `docker-compose.test-clients.yml` to add an rTorrent service
for local testing, including configuration, ports, and documentation
updates.
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* Enhanced `scripts/test_clients.py` to include rTorrent in the test
suite, with logic for connecting, adding, and removing torrents via
XML-RPC.
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Closes https://github.com/calibrain/shelfmark/issues/420
- Changes the auth settings to support more than two auth types
- Added a proxy auth type with settings for user and optionally group
headers
- Added a global middleware `proxy_auth_middleware` to handle proxy auth
(it does nothing if any other auth mode is set)
- Added support for proxy auth to `get_auth_mode`, `login_required`,
`api_login/out`, and `api_auth_check`
- Added a backend check to make protect the API for settings when admin
is required
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Co-authored-by: Joshua Tag Howard <git@jthoward.dev>
Co-authored-by: Alex <alex.bilbie1@gmail.com>
- Added more robust config directory initialisation and file creation
- Fixed category fallback not triggering correctly for one content type
if another is cached
- fix(fs): handle NFS permission errors with robust fallback - Catch
PermissionError/OSError(EPERM) in atomic_move and atomic_copy -
Implement layered fallback: shutil.copyfile (content only) -> system
mv/cp - Add _perform_nfs_fallback and _system_op helpers to reduce
duplication - Set fallback logging to DEBUG to reduce spam on NFS mounts
- make os mv and cp commands non interactive (-f)
Fix for #423
- Catch PermissionError/OSError(EPERM) in atomic_move and atomic_copy
- Implement layered fallback: shutil.copyfile (content only) -> system
mv/cp
- Add _perform_nfs_fallback and _system_op helpers to reduce duplication
- Set fallback logging to DEBUG to reduce spam on NFS mounts
- Restructured the file processing settings to make more coherent
- Added hide settings UI for CWA non-users
- Added sort options for ReleaseModal listview entries
- Added separate Audiobook category selection for download clients -
- Added alternative file processing mode. Save files directly into a
library folder and set up file names / directories based on user
preference.
- Uses template based naming and directory creation. E.g. {Author} /
{Series} {Title} {Part} etc. Works for saving correctly to libraries
such as Audiobookshelf.
- Use torrent hardlinking directly into library directories.
- Added a `content_type` field to switch metadata providers, prowlarr
search category, and file formats on the frontend.
- Switch between Book / Audiobook in the header dropdown.
- Only Prowlarr declares itself as a supported audiobook source.
Internally switches to category 3030 for searches.
- Updated torrent client handling to accept and process magnet links
- Prowlarr: Added automatic fallback to search without category filter
when indexers return no results with book category (7000), improving
compatibility with indexers that don't support category filtering
- Prowlarr: Hide language filter in UI since Prowlarr has unreliable
language metadata
- Bypass: Refactored internal bypasser with code cleanup, extracted
helper functions, and added health check capability
- Bypass: Added fingerprint module for screen size handling
- qBittorrent: Fixed connection test to use web API version instead of
app version
- Frontend: Added supported_filters config to control which filters
display per source
- Auth: Improved CWA database path validation (now uses Path object
properly)
- Updated Selenium to 4.45.6. Includes various crash and memory leak
fixes, plus new bypasser methods
- Bypasser now uses CDP captcha solving as priority - Faster, more
efficient, no PyAutoGUI needed. Fallback to existing methods.
- Better detection and cleanup of old Selenium instances to save memory.
- Added Hardcover graphQL API header detection
- Added AA download counts in details modal
- More robust switching of internal/external bypasser, fixed settings UI
toggle behavior.
Fixed an issue where hitting save with an empty username would fail
silently. This led users to think their changes were saved when they
actually weren't. Now it automatically defaults to "admin" if you set a
password but leave the username blank, making the save process reliable.
Cheers,
Your swiss librarian ;)
Reordered the auth priority because the old logic was misleading. It
would automatically default to "builtin" mode if credentials existed,
completely ignoring the CWA database even if you wanted to use it. You
wouldn't even notice it was happening until you realized the DB
integration wasn't actually active. This fix ensures explicit CWA auth
takes priority so you don't have to wipe your settings just to switch
methods.
Cheers,
Your swiss librarian ;)
Alex
Marcel Meier
Webysther Sperandio
Ryan Dawes
Patrick VeverkaandCopilot
KhakisandClaude Opus 4.5
CaliBrain
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