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Maloja-Lidarr Importer
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🎯 Overview
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This project provides a simple API service that syncs your listening history from a self-hosted Maloja instance to a Lidarr custom import list.
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Lidarr's custom import feature requires a JSON list of MusicBrainz Artist IDs. This service automatically fetches your unique artists from Maloja and serves them in the correct format, allowing Lidarr to add new artists to your library automatically.
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✨ Features
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Automatic Synchronization: Fetches and updates the list of artists from your Maloja instance every hour.
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MusicBrainz Integration: Resolves artist IDs even when a MusicBrainz ID for a track isn't available.
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Docker-Ready: Packaged as a lightweight Docker image for easy deployment.
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📦 Prerequisites
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Docker and Docker Compose
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A Maloja instance with API access enabled
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A Lidarr instance
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🚀 Getting Started
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1. Clone the Repository
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Bash
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git clone https://gitea.kansaigaijin.com/kansaigaijin/Majola-Lidarr-Importer.git
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cd Majola-Lidarr-Importer
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2. Configure Environment Variables
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Copy the provided .env.template file to a new file named .env and fill in your Maloja API details.
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Bash
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cp .env.template .env
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Open the .env file with a text editor and enter your specific values.
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Ini, TOML
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# Maloja API details
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# Get these from your Maloja instance settings
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SOURCE_API_URL=https://<your-maloja-url>/apis/mlj_1/scrobbles
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SOURCE_API_KEY=<your_api_key>
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3. Run with Docker Compose
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To start the service, simply run the following command in the project's root directory:
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Bash
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docker-compose up -d
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This command will pull the pre-built Docker image and start the container in the background.
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🎶 Lidarr Setup
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In Lidarr, navigate to Settings -> Import Lists.
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Click the + button to add a new list.
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Select Custom from the list of providers.
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Configure the settings as follows:
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Name: Maloja List (or a name of your choice)
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Tags: (Optional, add a tag like maloja)
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Url: http://maloja-lidarr-importer-api:5000/artists
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Minimum Time: 60 Minutes (or more)
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Password: (Leave blank)
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This URL uses Docker's internal networking to allow Lidarr to communicate directly with the API container, bypassing any external authentication proxies or firewalls.
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📄 License
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Maloja-Lidarr Importer
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🎯 Overview
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This project provides a simple API service that syncs your listening history from a self-hosted Maloja instance to a Lidarr custom import list.
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Lidarr's custom import feature requires a JSON list of MusicBrainz Artist IDs. This service automatically fetches your unique artists from Maloja and serves them in the correct format, allowing Lidarr to add new artists to your library automatically.
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✨ Features
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Automatic Synchronization: Fetches and updates the list of artists from your Maloja instance every hour.
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MusicBrainz Integration: Resolves artist IDs even when a MusicBrainz ID for a track isn't available.
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Docker-Ready: Packaged as a lightweight Docker image for easy deployment.
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📦 Prerequisites
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Docker and Docker Compose
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A Maloja instance with API access enabled
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A Lidarr instance
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🚀 Getting Started
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1. Clone the Repository
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Bash
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git clone https://gitea.kansaigaijin.com/kansaigaijin/Majola-Lidarr-Importer.git
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cd Majola-Lidarr-Importer
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2. Configure Environment Variables
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Copy the provided .env.template file to a new file named .env and fill in your Maloja API details.
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Bash
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cp .env.template .env
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Open the .env file with a text editor and enter your specific values.
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Ini, TOML
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# Maloja API details
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# Get these from your Maloja instance settings
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SOURCE_API_URL=https://<your-maloja-url>/apis/mlj_1/scrobbles
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SOURCE_API_KEY=<your_api_key>
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3. Run with Docker Compose
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To start the service, simply run the following command in the project's root directory:
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Bash
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docker-compose up -d
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This command will pull the pre-built Docker image and start the container in the background.
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🎶 Lidarr Setup
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In Lidarr, navigate to Settings -> Import Lists.
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Click the + button to add a new list.
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Select Custom from the list of providers.
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Configure the settings as follows:
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Name: Maloja List (or a name of your choice)
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Tags: (Optional, add a tag like maloja)
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Url: http://maloja-lidarr-importer-api:5000/artists
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Minimum Time: 60 Minutes (or more)
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Password: (Leave blank)
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This URL uses Docker's internal networking to allow Lidarr to communicate directly with the API container, bypassing any external authentication proxies or firewalls.
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📄 License
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This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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