addic7ed-cli 1.4.6

A commandline access to addic7ed subtitles

This is a little command-line utility to fetch subtitles from addic7ed.

Install

From pypi

Install latest stable version with:

$ pip install addic7ed-cli

Use --upgrade to upgrade.

Latest

Install latest development version with:

$ pip install https://github.com/BenoitZugmeyer/addic7ed-cli/archive/master.zip

ArchLinux

An AUR package is waiting for you.

Nix/NixOS

addic7ed-cli is available from nixpkgs unstable channel:

$ nix-env -iA nixpkgs.pythonPackages.addic7ed-cli

Usage

Example, if you speak french and english:

$ addic7ed -l french -l english The.Serie.S02E23.MDR.mkv

Help:

$ addic7ed --help

Authentification

You can login with your addic7ed.com identifiers to increase your daily download quota:

• Anonymous users are limited to 15 downloads per 24 hours on their IP address

• Registered users are limited to 40

• VIPs get 80 downloads (please consider donating)

Configuration file

You can store frequently used options in a configuration file. Create a file at ~/.config/addic7ed (Linux, OSX) or %APPDATA%/Addic7ed Configuration.txt (Windows), and it will be parsed using the Python ConfigParser (see example below). Hint: use the --verbose argument to print the full path of the configuration file when running a command. It can contain three sections:

• [flags], to set a flag (verbose, hearing-impaired, overwrite, ignore, batch or brute-batch, see addic7ed search --help for informations about those flags)

• [languages], to list prefered languages

• [session], the session to use for authentification (this is automatically populated when using addic7ed login)

Example:

[flags]
hearing-impaired = no
batch

[languages]
french
english

[session]
abcdef

Video organizer

video-organizer format is supported. If a “filelist” file is next to an episode, it will use it to extract its real name and forge the good query.