coltondick/homelab_scripts

Script Repository

This repository contains various scripts organized into different directories, each serving a distinct purpose. Some scripts are set up to run as cron jobs, while others are executed manually as needed.

Table of Contents

• Cron Jobs
• Media Management
• RedDiscordBot
• Installation Instructions

Cron Jobs

The cron directory contains scripts that are set up as cron jobs to automate tasks.

Scripts:

• install_smarttube.py
  Installs SmartTube for enhanced YouTube experience on supported devices.
• install_smarttube.sh
  Shell script that automates the installation of SmartTube. This is likely used as a cron job to ensure SmartTube is installed or updated periodically.

Execution:

All cron scripts are automatically executed according to their configured schedules. To check or modify these schedules, view the crontab file:

crontab -e

Example crontab entry for install_smarttube.sh:

0 2 * * * /docker/scripts/cron/install_smarttube.sh

Media Management

This directory contains scripts to manage media files and metadata in Radarr and Sonarr.

Scripts:

• find_collectionType_radarr.py
  Queries Radarr to find collections of movies based on type. Useful for organizing or filtering collections in your movie database.

• find_missing_airdate_sonarr.py
  Looks for TV shows in Sonarr that are missing air dates, helping to identify incomplete or erroneous entries in your TV show database.

• remove_failed_imports_radarr.py
  Removes entries from Radarr that failed to import correctly, helping to clean up your media library and prevent clutter.

Execution:

To execute any of these scripts, ensure the necessary environment variables are configured, then run the Python scripts:

python3 script_name.py

RedDiscordBot

This directory contains a script for resetting word counts in a Discord bot.

Script:

• reset_word_count.py
  Resets word counts for users in a Discord bot. This is li used for managing a word count leaderboard in a Discord server.

Instructions:

1. Set up the SQLite Database:
   Ensure that you have a SQLite database with a table member_words that has the following fields:

   • user_id: The ID of the user.
   • word: The word whose count needs to be reset.
   • quantity: The count of the word.

2. Usage:
   Run the script by passing the user ID and the word to reset as arguments.

   Example:

   python3 reset_word_count.py <user_id> "<word>"

   Replace <user_id> with the actual user ID and <word> with the word to reset.

   Example:

   python3 reset_word_count.py 12345 "example"

Installation Instructions

Environment Variables

Some directories may require environment variables. Ensure these are properly configured before running the scripts.

Installing Dependencies

Make sure to install the necessary Python dependencies by using pip and a requirements.txt file (if provided). For example:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Running Scripts

Scripts can be executed manually as described above. For cron job scripts, the scheduling is handled automatically by cron. To verify or modify the cron jobs, use:

crontab -e

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.