SYNOPSIS

unpackerr -c /etc/unpackerr/unpackerr.conf

DESCRIPTION

This application extracts downloaded archives then makes sure a Starr app imports the extracted files before deleting them.
Provides the ability to extract items that are copied or moved into a 'watch' folder. Example config file has those settings.
Other configuration settings are available in the config file.

OPTIONS

unpackerr [-c <config file>] [-p <env prefix>] [-h] [-v]

-c, --config <file path>


    Provide a configuration file.


    Default: /etc/unpackerr/unpackerr.conf
-p, --prefix <env prefix>


    This argument allows changing the environment variable prefix.


    This application parses environment variables into config data.


    The default prefix is UN, making env variables like UN_SONARR_0_URL.
-w, --webhook <1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8>


    This sends a webhook of the type specified then exits. This is only


    for testing and development. This requires a valid webhook configured


    in a config file or from environment variables.


    Event IDs (not all of these are used in webhooks): 0 = all


    1 = queued, 2 = extracting, 3 = extract failed, 4 = extracted


    5 = imported, 6 = deleting, 7 = delete failed, 8 = deleted
-v, --version


    Display version and exit.
-h, --help


    Display usage and exit.

GO DURATION

This application uses Go Time Durations for intervals, like polling and timeout. The format is an integer followed by a time unit. Appending multiple time units sums them. Some valid time units are:



 `ms` (millisecond)


 `s`  (second)


 `m`  (minute)


 `h`  (hour)

Example Use: 1m, 5h, 100ms, 17s, 1s45ms, 1m3s

AUTHOR

•: David Newhall II - 5/6/2018

LOCATION

•: unpackerr.zip ⟨https://unpackerr.zip⟩