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Hold what the Seerr proxy hands a limited user to their parental rating - #325
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A Jellyfin user with a parental limit saw everything Seerr offers through Moonfin: trending, popular, genres, search, similar titles, collections, any details page, and could request any of it. The custom rows were already held to the same limit. The proxy now judges each title by its TMDB certification, with the rating service and cache the custom rows use: lists lose the titles above the limit and the ones nobody rated, a details page above it answers 403, and so does a request or watchlist entry for one. The page counts stay as Seerr sent them. A user without a limit is passed through as before, and without a TMDB key a limited user sees nothing, as with the custom rows. The filter is one shared class with its tests, wired into both ports.
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shared/Seerr.Tests/SeerrParentalFilterTests.cs (1)
19-25: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRemove the shared static
Askedlist, or the order-sensitive assertion can flake.xUnit runs all tests in one class sequentially by default, so the class is safe today. The verdict callback still runs under
Task.WhenAllwith up to six calls at once.List.Addis not thread-safe.EachTitleIsJudgedOnceAndByItsTmdbIdalso asserts the exact order of theHashSetentries. In the current tests,Task.FromResultfinishes synchronously, so the order holds. Please use a localConcurrentBagand compare the entries without regard to order. Then the test stays correct if the verdict becomes async.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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168-168: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueResolve the limit only for proxy calls that use it.
VerdictForruns on every proxied request, including PUT, DELETE, and unrelated GETs. For limited users, it also resolves the profile on each of those calls. The cost is small, but this matches the Jellyfin path. You can move the call inside the method and path checks to skip the work. This is optional.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @shared/Seerr/SeerrParentalFilter.cs:
- Around line 151-155: Update the media-type handling in Keeps so collection
parts from collection/{id} without mediaType are treated as movies, while
preserving existing behavior for other missing-mediaType responses. Add a test
covering a collection part with no mediaType and an allowed movie title.
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Review comments at @Emby/Emby.Plugins.Moonfin/Api/SeerrService.cs:
- Line 168: Move the VerdictFor call in the proxy request flow after the method
and path checks, and invoke it only for requests that use the limit verdict;
leave other proxied requests without profile resolution.
Review comments at @shared/Seerr.Tests/SeerrParentalFilterTests.cs:
- Around line 19-25: Replace the shared static Asked list used by Verdict with a
per-test ConcurrentBag, and update EachTitleIsJudgedOnceAndByItsTmdbId to
compare the collected entries without depending on their order. Keep the
assertion that each title is judged once by its TMDB ID.
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…arts for movies
The limit was resolved for every proxied call, a PUT or a DELETE
included, and on Emby that meant a profile lookup each time. The proxy
now asks the shared filter first whether the method and path are ones
the limit applies to: a GET of a list or a details page, or a POST that
names a title. Seerr does not promise the mediaType field on a
collection's parts, and a part without it was dropped as something that
could not be judged; under collection/{id} such a part is a movie. The
tests keep what the verdict was asked in a bag of their own per test and
compare it without an order.
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All three points are in f604765: the limit is resolved only for the calls it applies to (shared |
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- Around line 150-156: Update the filtering flow around Keeps so person search
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disallowed knownFor titles, while preserving the existing filtering of top-level
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A search answer lists people beside titles, and each person carries the titles they are known for. The person stayed, as it should, but the titles under them went through unjudged. They are now judged with the rest of the page and the ones above the limit removed.
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The known-for titles under a person in a search answer are now judged with the rest of the page and trimmed to the limit (a12ac40). Test added; 516 and 358 pass. |
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Summary
A Jellyfin user with a parental limit saw everything Seerr offers through Moonfin and could request any of it, while the custom rows were already held to that limit. The proxy now holds Seerr to it too: list answers lose the titles above the limit and the unrated ones, a details page above it answers 403, and so does a request or watchlist entry for one. The page counts stay as Seerr sent them. A user without a limit is passed through exactly as before, and without a TMDB key a limited user sees nothing from Seerr, the rule the 2.4.0 notes state for the custom rows.
Every Seerr call from Core and Smart-TV passes
ProxyApiRequestas one buffered JSON body, so the filter lives there and no client changes.Related Issues
Type of Change
Area
Changes Made
shared/Seerr/SeerrParentalFilter.cs: pure, compiled into both ports. Knows which paths answer with a list of titles (discover/*,search,media,movie|tv/{id}/similar|recommendations,person/{id}/combined_credits,collection/{id}), which are details pages (movie|tv/{id},tv/tvdb/{id}) and which POSTs name a title (request,watchlist); filters theresults,parts,castandcrewarrays through a verdict delegate, each distinct title judged once, six at a time; reads the TMDB id out of a details answer or a request body.Jellyfin/backend/Api/SeerrProxyController.csandEmby/Emby.Plugins.Moonfin/Api/SeerrService.cs: build the verdict fromServerRatingLimitService.ForUserandTmdbRatingService.GetCertificationAsync(user's key, else the server's), refuse a request before forwarding, refuse a details page and filter a list after the answer, flush the rating cache after a list. A lookup that fails counts as a title that cannot be placed and is hidden.Jellyfin/backend/Services/TmdbApiKeys.cs: the key resolutionCustomRowFetchServicehad privately, shared with the proxy.TmdbRatingService.FlushAsyncon both ports.shared/Seerr.Tests/SeerrParentalFilterTests.cs, compiled into both test projects: path matching, a page keeps allowed titles and people with its counts, each title judged once by its TMDB id, credits and collections in their own arrays, entries without an id or type dropped, other answers untouched.Known limit, said here on purpose: Smart-TV's Discover rows stop paging when a page has fewer than 20 items, so a filtered row on the TV is shorter than it could be. Core pages by
totalPages. A refill from the next upstream page can follow.Client Impact
Compatibility
Testing
Test Steps
dotnet teston both test projects (504 and 346 pass, 26 new in each) and the salvage tool.discover/trendingreturns only titles rated AL, 6 or 9 for NL;search?query=carriereturns no Carrie;movie/<Carrie>answers 403;POST requestfor it answers 403 before Seerr sees it;movie/862(Toy Story) answers 200. As an adult: 20 trending results, Carrie opens, nothing rewritten.Screenshots (if applicable)
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GET /Moonfin/Seerr/Api/movie/<id above the limit>:Checklist
Review follow-up
SeerrParentalFilter.IsJudged(method, path)says whether a call is one the limit applies to (a GET of a list or a details page, a POST that names a title); both proxies resolve the user's limit for those calls only, so a PUT, a DELETE or any other GET costs nothing.collection/{id}that declares nomediaTypeis taken for a movie, which is what the Seerr contract makes it; elsewhere an element that declares nothing still goes.ConcurrentBagper test and compare without an order.