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Harvey Tindall a97bccc88f jellyseerr: use in profiles, apply on user creation and modification added in the same way as ombi profiles. Most code is copy-pasted and adjusted from ombi (especially on web), so maybe this can be merged in the future. Also, profile names are url-escaped like announcement template names were not too long ago. API client has "LogRequestBodies" option which just dumps the request body when enabled (useful for recreating reqs in the jellyseerr swagger UI). User.Name() helper returns a name from all three possible values in the struct.	4 months ago
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README.md	Remove unused typescript, update config readme	4 years ago
config-base.json	jellyseerr: use in profiles, apply on user creation and modification	4 months ago

jellyseerr: use in profiles, apply on user creation and modification

added in the same way as ombi profiles. Most code is copy-pasted and
adjusted from ombi (especially on web), so maybe this can be merged in
the future. Also, profile names are url-escaped like announcement
template names were not too long ago. API client has "LogRequestBodies"
option which just dumps the request body when enabled (useful for
recreating reqs in the jellyseerr swagger UI). User.Name() helper
returns a name from all three possible values in the struct.

README.md

Remove unused typescript, update config readme

config-base.json

jellyseerr: use in profiles, apply on user creation and modification

README.md

fixconfig

Python's json library retains the order of data in a JSON file, which meant settings sent to the web page would be in the right order. Go's encoding/json and maps do not retain order, so enumerate/enumerate_config.py opens the json file, and for each section, adds an "order" array which tells the web page in which order to display settings. Specify the input and output files with -i and -o respectively.