anibridge-jellyfin-provider
An AniBridge provider for Jellyfin.
This provider comes built-in with AniBridge, so you don't need to install it separately.
Configuration
library_provider_config:
jellyfin:
url: ...
token: ...
user: ...
# sections: []
# genres: []
# strict: true
url
str (required)
The base URL of the Jellyfin server (e.g., http://localhost:8096).
token
str (required)
The Jellyfin API token. You can generate this under your user settings in the Jellyfin admin dashboard.
user
str (required)
The Jellyfin user to synchronize. This can be a user id, username, or display name.
sections
list[str] (optional, default: [])
A list of Jellyfin library section names to constrain synchronization to. Leave empty/unset to include all sections.
genres
list[str] (optional, default: [])
A list of genres to constrain synchronization to. Leave empty/unset to include all genres.
strict
bool (optional, default: True)
When enabled, show/season/episode mappings are restricted to the section's highest-priority TV show metadata downloader from Jellyfin library options. For example, if the top TV metadata downloader is AniDB, only AniDB mapping descriptors will be considered for matching. When disabled, all metadata downloaders will be considered for matching. This option is enabled by default.
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