Features

• 🔍 Search movies and TV shows from WhatsApp
• 📺 Request media directly via chat messages
• 🔔 Receive webhook notifications from Seerr
• 👥 User mapping (WhatsApp phone numbers to Seerr user IDs)
• ⚡ Rate limiting and message queuing
• 🎯 Support for 4K requests (optional)

Screenshots

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Quick Start (Docker - Recommended)

Prerequisites

• WAHA (WhatsApp HTTP API) running and configured
• Seerr instance
• Docker installed

1. Pull the Image and Run

docker pull ghcr.io/sufxgit/whatseerr:latest

Environment Variables

Docker Compose Example

services:
  whatseerr:
    image: ghcr.io/sufxgit/whatseerr:latest
    container_name: whatseerr-bot
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      - "3006:3006"
    volumes:
      - /path/to/config:/config
    environment:
      - TZ=Asia/Kuwait

Configuration Notes:

• On first run, a config.example.json will be created in your config directory
• Rename it to config.json and update with your settings:
  • host: The hostname/IP where Seerr, WAHA, and the bot can reach each other
  • jellyseerr.apiKey: Get from Seerr → Settings → General
  • waha.apiKey: Your WAHA API key
  • userIdMappings: Map WhatsApp phone numbers (without @c.us) to Seerr user IDs

    "1234567890": {
      "userId": 1,
      "username": "",
      "admin": true
    }
    

    • "1234567890": WhatsApp phone number including country code (without @c.us suffix)
    • userId: The user ID from your Seerr instance - each user has their own unique ID (found in Seerr → Users)
    • username: Optional custom display name (leave empty to use Seerr username)
    • admin: Add "admin": true if the user is an admin (omit or set to false otherwise)

Unraid:

• Repository: ghcr.io/sufxgit/whatseerr:latest
• Port: 3006:3006 (TCP)
• Volume: /mnt/user/appdata/whatseerr/config → /config (Read/Write)
• Variable: TZ=Your/Timezone

2. Configure WAHA Webhook

Point your WAHA session webhook to:

http://YOUR_HOST_IP:3006/requests

Enable these events:

• session.status
• message
• message.reactions

3. Configure Seerr Webhook (Optional)

For receiving notifications (approved/available/declined), add webhook in Seerr:

Webhook URL:

http://YOUR_HOST_IP:3006/seerr

Types: Select notification types you want to receive

Usage

Send a WhatsApp message to your WAHA-connected number:

r The Matrix

The bot will:

1. Search Seerr for "The Matrix"
2. Return numbered results
3. Wait for you to reply with a number (e.g., "1")
4. Submit the request to Seerr

Available Commands:

• r <title> or request <title> - Search and request media
• r4k <title> or request4k <title> - Request in 4K quality (if enabled)

Configuration Options

System

• protocol: http or https
• host: Shared hostname/IP for all services
• logging.level: info or debug

Services

• jellyseerr.port: Seerr port (default: 5055)
• jellyseerr.apiKey: Your Seerr API key
• jellyseerr.defaultUserId: Default user ID for requests
• waha.port: WAHA port (default: 8584)
• waha.apiKey: WAHA API key
• waha.session: WAHA session name (default: "default")

Webhooks

• webhook.requests.path: Path for WAHA webhook (default: /requests)
• webhook.requests.port: Webhook server port (default: 3006)
• webhook.seerr.path: Path for Seerr webhook (default: /seerr)

Mappings

• userIdMappings: Map phone numbers to Seerr user IDs
• emailMappings: Auto-populated from webhook notifications
• lidMappings: Auto-populated for WhatsApp LID format support

Commands

• command: Comma-separated list of request command aliases
• command4k: Comma-separated list of 4K request command aliases
• help4k: Show 4K commands in help message (default: false)

Viewing Logs

docker logs -f whatseerr-bot

Building from Source

git clone https://github.com/sufxgit/whatseerr.git
cd whatseerr
docker build -t whatseerr .

Development

For local development without Docker:

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/sufxgit/whatseerr.git
   cd whatseerr
   

2. Install dependencies

   npm install
   

3. Create config

   cp config/config.example.json config/config.json
   nano config/config.json
   

4. Run the bot

   npm run bot
   

License

MIT