sonarr-radarr-lidarr-autosearch-browser-extension
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trossr32
Direct Google search results integration
Maybe I'm not as typical of a use-case as I expected, but even if I'm eventually ending up on IMDB or TMDB, I get there through google.
I'm thinking it wouldn't be all that difficult to do a few fuzzy checks of the google search results and see if any of those results are websites that have a supported integration, like IMDB.
Looking at it just a bit, it's pretty trivial to at least find out what movies are likely being searched for based on the search results:
Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('a')).map(x => x.href).filter(url => url.includes('imdb.com'))
A further extension of this can be used, if desired, to find if any such links exist, and then cross check them with a fuzzy match for the user search query against the titles of any IMDB results. I'd be 99.9% of the time that the first IMDB link is almost exactly the same as the search query, and can confirm that we're looking at that specific movie on the page. I could also be massively overcomplicating the solution.
Ideally, we'd be able to tap directly into the rich movie results that Google provides, but a cursory glance at what they expose there points to it being harder than I'd have hoped to crawl the DOM for that information.
Interesting idea, thanks. I won't get on this immediately, but I'll have a think, do some testing and decide whether to implement or not.
I don't think this is really required and it will be too difficult to ascertain when results should have servarr injection.