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Collection of Scripts I've written or found useful

MIT License GitHub issues GitHub pull requests GitHub stars Python Bash

To help with documentation of the collections of these scripts, I've created a WIKI If there are any questions or concerns please let me know with a GitHub issue.

Versioning

I've started to put version numbers on each of my scripts, you can find the version at the top of every script. I do my best to keep up with everything

  1. 0.0.X versions are bug fixes
  2. 0.X.0 versions are minor changes
  3. X.0.0 versions are major changes

Schema Validation

Overview

Schema validation is a method to ensure that data follows a predefined structure, data types, and constraints set by a Schema document. It compares the document against the schema rules, highlighting any deviations from the expected format or content.

How to use it

  • If you haven't already, install VSCode.
  • Install the YAML extension
  • Include the following line at the top of your config file (already present if you're modifying the config sample):
# yaml-language-server: $schema=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Drazzilb08/daps/master/schemas/config-schema.json
  • Once added, any invalid fields or values will be flagged as errors, and hovering over the fields will provide descriptions.

Submitting Pull Requests

Please feel free to make a pull request if you see something that could be improved. I'm always looking for ways to make my scripts better.

Please note that these scripts are tested by me and a few friends. They very well may work for you but they are not tested under all conditions.


Please test and use at your own risk.

Thanks

Neat scripts I've found

  1. bullmoose20 has some amazing scripts he writes, most importantly the plex-bloat-fix.py script here I find especially useful.
  2. You can't have a list of scripts to use without including JBOPS. I specifically use the Inactive User script and the kill stream script.
  3. qBitManager Amazing bit of python scripting that makes managing qBittorrent much easier
  4. Upgradinatorr An amazing bit of powershell writing by AngryCuban meant to keep your movie library as up to date as possible
  5. Homepage Probably one of the best HomeLab dashboard around IMO.
  6. reTraktArr Here is a neat script that will help you keep your Radarr and Sonarr libraries in sync with your Trakt lists. The way I'm using this is to have my entire library visible on trakt and visible to anybody I want to show my collection to

If you think there are some other neat ones I should include or try out please let me know.