qBittorrent RARBG subtitle import

handle_subtitles.sh

#!/bin/bash

root=$1
echo $root

function copy_from_directory() {
    video_name=$1
    directory=$2

    for file in $directory/*; do 
        subtitle=$(basename "$file")
        cp $file "$root/${video_name}_$subtitle"
    done
}

function handle_film() {
    # just gets the first path film=${videos[0]}
    film=$1
    echo "film param is is ${film}"
    # gets the name of the file
    file_name=$(basename "$film")
    # name of the file, less the extension
    film_name=${file_name%.*}

    subtitle_dir="${root}/Subs"

    copy_from_directory $film_name $subtitle_dir
}

function handle_tv() {

    episode_name_arr=("$@")

    for name in "${episode_name_arr[@]}"; do 

        # gives filename without relative path
        file_name=$(basename "$name")
        # gives filename without extension. subtitle directories have this exact name.
        sans_extension="${file_name%.*}"

        subtitle_dir=$root/Subs/$sans_extension

        copy_from_directory $sans_extension $subtitle_dir
    done
}

if [[ "$root" != *"RARBG"* ]]; then
    echo "Not a rarbg directory. Skipping."
    exit 0
fi

if [[ ! -d "$root/Subs" ]]; then 
    echo "No subtitles directory. Skipping"
    exit 0
fi

# finds video files
videos=( $(find "$root" -maxdepth 1 -type f | grep -E "\.mp4$|\.mkv$|\.mov$") )
subtitles_directories=($( ls -d ${root}/Subs/*/ ))

directories_count=${#subtitles_directories[@]}

if test $directories_count -eq 0; then
    echo "there is no subdirectories. assume its a film"
    handle_film ${videos[0]}
else
    echo "there are $directories_count subdirectories. assume tv show."
    handle_tv "${videos[@]}"
fi

copied=($( ls $root/*.srt ))
echo "Copied ${#copied[@]} subtitles to the root directory for ${directories_count} shows/film"

Make sure to add the import .srt setting in Sonarr as well as Radarr

In my instance I have it so it seeds for x hours and then pauses. Once it's done, I have the media management in sonarr/ radarr remove it from qBittorrent, which should then delete the directory. However, the above script causes the root directory to stick around with all the copied subtitles files. This is just not tidy.

To resolve issue of directories not deleting properly from torrent complete dir, you will need radarr/ sonarr to clean up after themselves.
I have added a "Custom Script" in the "Connect" submenu. The trigger is setup as follows

I created that bash file in the docker config with the contents

#!/bin/bash

if [[ $radarr_moviefile_sourcefolder == "" ]]; then 
    exit 0
fi

rm $radarr_moviefile_sourcefolder/*RARBG*.srt

and

#!/bin/bash

if [[ $sonarr_episodefile_sourcefolder == "" ]]; then 
    exit 0
fi

rm $sonarr_episodefile_sourcefolder/*RARBG*.srt

(The if checks are so that the scripts will save. Otherwise it will error when trying to save in both systems)

The last thing to do to make sure it saves/ runs properly is to run
chmod +x import_clear.sh
to make the script executable. This should then save correctly in radarr/sonarr.

Once a film/show has been imported with it's subtitles, it will then clear all the .srt files the qBittorrent script created. This will then allow qBittorrent to successfully delete the directory once it has met the seed criteria.