Updated Definition format (markdown)

Definition-format.md

@@ -124,13 +124,13 @@ caps:
   # Specify one or more torznab search modes and attributes that are supported by the indexer.
   # Implementation note: Jackett doesn't care very much about this, but you should still
   # specify the correct modes, as most apps calling Jackett via the Torznab API depend on them.
-  # The q attribute is the absolute minimum default, and you should only add the others if
-  # the tracker supports searching with them, especially imdbid, tvdbid, tmdbid, rid (TVRage), tvmaze, traktid, and doubanid.
+  # The q attribute is the absolute minimum default, and you should only add the others if the
+  # tracker supports searching with them, especially imdbid, tvdbid, tmdbid, rid (TVRage), tvmaze, traktid, doubanid and genre.
   modes:
     search: [q]
     tv-search: [q, season, ep, imdbid, tvdbid, rid, tvmaze, traktid, doubanid]
-    movie-search: [q, imdbid, tmdbid, traktid, doubanid]
-    music-search: [q, album, artist, label, track, year]
+    movie-search: [q, imdbid, tmdbid, traktid, doubanid, genre]
+    music-search: [q, album, artist, label, track, year, genre]
     book-search: [q, author, title]
 ```
 
@@ -586,6 +586,15 @@ search:
     minimumseedtime:
       # 1 day (as seconds = 24 x 60 x 60)
       text: 86400
+    # [OPTIONAL] genre
+    # You should aim to load genre with a comma delimited list, for example: "Action, Drama, Thriller"
+    # and use filters to massage the list into the requisite layout if required.
+    # If the selector does not match it is ignored.
+    genre:
+      selector: div i
+      filters:
+        - name: regexp
+          args: "\\((.+?)\\)"
     # [OPTIONAL] description (any other available/relevant information)
     # This will show up (on the Jackett dashboard search page) as info on a tooltip when you hover over the title
     # If the selector does not match it is ignored.