rutracker cli
1.0.0
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Node.js command line interface to RuTracker for downloading .torrent files.
Download one or multiple .torrent files from RuTracker
Saves authentication data for later use
Categorized search results
Search results sorted by size and seeders
Color coded stats (red = missing seeders, orange = seeders' count equals leechers', green = all good)
Can be used in semi-interactive mode using arguments (username, password, search query)
Once you start rutracker-cli it will create a default configuration file at:
cat ~/.config/rutracker-cli/config.json
With the following contents:
{
"downloadPath": "/home/%user%/Torrents",
"username": "",
"password": ""
}To update where .torrent files will be downloaded simply update downloadPath option.
To run rutracker-cli, you must have Node.js and npm installed. If they are not installed, follow the instructions here: https://nodejs.org/ and https://www.npmjs.com/
Once npm is installed, run the following:
npm i -g rutracker-cli
This will run rutracker-cli interactive mode:
rutracker-cli
This will start searching immediately:
rutracker-cli -q "Search Query" // or rutracker-cli --query="Search Query"
This will use username kuzzmi and password 123123 from arguments:
rutracker-cli -u kuzzmi -p 123123 rutracker-cli --username="kuzzmi" --pasword="123123"
Use DBus for getting secrets from GNOME/Keyring instead of plaintext password storage
Custom sorting
Configurable from arguments download path
Fully non-interactive mode
...tests
...are always welcome. Open a pull request or an issue ;)
