JellyTV plugin

Allows your Jellyfin server to communicate with JellyTV app.

Build and Install Manually

1. Install .NET Core SDK

2. Build the plugin with the following command:

dotnet publish --configuration Release

3. Place the resulting .dll file from bin/Release/net8.0/publish into its own folder inside the Jellyfin plugin directory.

Configure Webhooks

The JellyTV plugin ships with a built-in webhook route that you can use in other programs such as Jellyseerr to trigger push notifications alongside the standard Jellyfin events.

1. Add the route

{yourJellyfinUrl}/JellyTV/notifications

2. Provide the desired JSON payload (single user example)

[
  {
    "title": "JellyTV",
    "body": "A user has requested a movie",
    "username": "Charly"
  }
]

Or target multiple specific users:

[
  {
    "title": "JellyTV",
    "body": "A user has requested a movie",
    "username": ["Charly", "Jamie"]
  }
]

Notes:

• username is optional. When omitted the notification is sent to every registered JellyTV device. Supply either a single username/userId string or an array of strings to deliver to specific users.
• The request must include a valid Jellyfin access token that belongs to an administrator account; the JellyTV/notifications endpoint ignores non-admin callers.
• Keep title ≤ 128 characters and body ≤ 512 characters to avoid being rejected by the relay.

3. Add the following headers

Content-Type: application/json
X-Emby-Token: {jellyfinToken}

Example

For Jellyseerr :

[
  {
    "title": "New request from {{requestedBy_username}}",
    "body": "{{subject}}"
  }
]

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