This README will guide you through the process of adding Torrentio as a custom indexer to your Prowlarr installation using the torrentio.yml configuration file.

1. Checkout this repo via git clone

   git clone https://github.com/dreulavelle/Prowlarr-Indexers.git 
   

2. change directory to the newly git cloned directory

   cd Prowlarr-Indexers
   

3. Start Docker

   docker compose up -d
   

More Info

visit https://docs.linuxserver.io/images/docker-prowlarr for more info on the configuration of the base prowlarr container

• Prowlarr must be installed and running on your system.

1. Download the Configuration File

   First, download the torrentio.yml configuration file from the following link:

   torrentio.yml

2. Create a Custom Directory

   Create a directory called Custom within the Prowlarr configuration directory under the Definitions directory. If it doesn't exist already, you can create it in the following location:

   <Prowlarr_Config_Directory>/Definitions/Custom/
   

3. Place the Configuration File

   Place the downloaded torrentio.yml file into the Custom directory you created in the previous step.

4. Restart Prowlarr

   Restart Prowlarr to apply the changes.

5. Add Torrentio as a Custom Indexer

   Once Prowlarr has restarted, you can add Torrentio as a custom indexer by following these steps:

   • Go to the Indexers page in Prowlarr.
   • Click the "+" button to add a new indexer.
   • Enter "Torrentio" and search, select Torrentio from the list.
   • Edit the default options if necessary and do not forget to add your Real Debrid API key in index options.
   • Save your changes.

6. Using Torrentio as a Search Source

   Torrentio will now be available as a search source in Prowlarr. You can use it to search for torrents and add it to your Sonarr/Radarr clients.

   To search on Prowlarr (Prowlarr only):

   • Click on "Search."

   • Enter your query.

   • Select the appropriate search type (TV Search or Movie Search Only).

   • You can use IMDb ID for precise movie or TV show searches using the format {imdbID:tt123456}.

   • Alternatively you can use Season/Episode as {ImdbId:tt1234567}{Season:00}{Episode:00}

You have successfully integrated Torrentio with Prowlarr. Happy searching and downloading!

The indexer can be validated using the schema from Cardigann.

ajv test -d ".\Custom\torrentio.yml" -s ".\v9-schema.json" --valid --all-errors -c ajv-formats --spec=draft2019

Note that the following npm packages are required ajv-cli-servarr ajv-formats These can be installed globally on your system with npm install -g ajv-cli-servarr ajv-formats