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Search

Tunarr features a built-in search index powered by Meilisearch. When scanning libraries from your media sources, Tunarr will add information to the search index, which can then be queried to filter content.

Tunarr's search supports a basic query language to create structured searches, as well as a "free text" search which looks within all fields. A syntax diagram of the Tunarr query language can be viewed here.

Syntax

Tunarr's search feature different typed fields, such as string, number, and date. Each type has a set of supported operators.

Strings

Operator Description Example
: or = Equals title:"30 Rock"
< or <= Starts With title <= A
!= Not Equals title != "Sesame Street"
contains Contains title contains Hours
in Set includes title in ["30 Rock", "Arrested Development"]

Number & Date

Operator Description Example
: or = Equals video_width = 1920
< Less Than minutes < 30
<= Less Than or Equal To minutes <= 22
> Greater Than minutes > 60
<= Greater Than or Equal To minutes >= 60
!= Not Equals video_height != 2160
between Range query ([] used for inclusive and () for exclusive ranges) minutes between [10, 30]

Compound Queries

Query clauses can be combined using the standard boolean operators AND and OR. Parentheses can be used to disambiguage query clause groups in more complex queries. For example:

genre IN [Horror, Comedy] AND title <= A

Fields

Fields available for search:

Field Type Description Examples
title string Program title 30 Rock
type string Program type show, movie, episode
rating string Program content rating PG-13
duration number Program duration in milliseconds -
minutes number Program duration in minutes -
seconds number Program duration in seconds -
actor string Actor name Dwyane Johnson
writer string Writer name -
director string Director name -
genre string Program genre Comedy
tag string Program tags -
video_codec string Video codec of the program hevc
audio_codec string Audio codec of the program ac3
video_height number Video height dimension in pixels 1080
video_width number Video width dimension in pixels 1920
video_bit_depth number Video pixel bit depth 10
audio_channels number Whole number audio channels 2, 5.1 => 6
release_year number Program release year 1990
release_date date Program's original release date 1990-12-05 (YYYY-MM-DD or YYYYMMDD)