A bash script that automates the initial configuration of Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, Prowlarr, Bazarr, and qBittorrent. It waits for config files to appear, updates the URL base, extracts API keys from config.xml, and writes them to the .env file. It also restarts containers after updates. This pattern is reusable for any Docker-based service that generates configuration files with API keys, demonstrating a robust approach to automating post-deployment setup.

A bash script that updates qBittorrent's listening port via its Web API when the PIA VPN port forwarding changes. It includes retry logic with exponential backoff (curl --retry) and handles authentication via cookie jar. This is a clean example of integrating an external service (VPN port update) with a local application's API, and the retry pattern is reusable for any service that needs to wait for another container to become ready.

A comprehensive JSON list of file extensions and patterns to be blacklisted by Cleanuparr, a tool that removes unwanted files from media libraries. It includes thousands of entries covering executables, archives, samples, trailers, and other non-media files. While it is a static data file, it demonstrates thorough domain knowledge and can be reused as a reference or directly imported into other file-filtering systems.

A simple Node.js healthcheck script for Joplin server that pings the /api/ping endpoint with a custom Host header. It exits with 0 on success (HTTP 200) and 1 on failure. This pattern is reusable for any Docker container that needs a custom healthcheck beyond simple TCP checks, especially when the service requires a specific Host header to respond correctly.