ezflix 1.1.0

Command line utility to search for TV and movie torrents and stream using Peerflix automatically.

Command line utility that allows you to search for TV and movie torrents and stream using Peerflix automatically. Ezflix provides advanced search capabilities including filtering by sort type (download count, seeds, likes), genres, minimum rating, etc. Ezflix also includes subtitle support where subtitles can be downloaded automatically for the chosen TV show or movie.

Install

ezflix is available on the Python Package Index (PyPI) at https://pypi.python.org/pypi/ezflix

You can ezflix using pip.

pip install ezflix

This program requires Peerflix. You can install Peerflix via NPM.

npm install -g peerflix

Supported Media Players

Below is a list of media players supported in Peerflix.

• mpv

• airplay

• vlc

• mplayer

• smplayer

• mpchc

• potplayer

• webplay

• omx

In ezflix, the default player is mpv. It will fallback to vlc if mpv isn’t found.

You can use the media_player argument to set your media player.

Usage

usage: ezflix [-h] [--limit [LIMIT]] [--minimum_rating [MINIMUM_RATING]]
          [--media_player [{mpv,vlc,mplayer,smplayer,mpchc,potplayer,webplay,omx,airplay}]]
          [--latest] [--subtitles]
          [--sort_by [{download_count,like_count,date_added,seeds,peers,rating,title,year}]]
          [--sort_order [{asc,desc}]] [--quality [{720p,1080p,3d}]]
          [--genre GENRE] [--remove] [--language LANGUAGE]
          [{movie,tv}] query

positional arguments:
  {movie,tv}            The media type.
  query                 The search query.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --limit [LIMIT]       The number of results to return.
  --minimum_rating [MINIMUM_RATING]
                        Used to filter movie by a given minimum IMDb rating
  --media_player [{mpv,vlc,mplayer,smplayer,mpchc,potplayer,webplay,omx,airplay}]
                        The media player.
  --latest              Play the latest TV episode.
  --subtitles           Load subtitles file.
  --sort_by [{download_count,like_count,date_added,seeds,peers,rating,title,year}]
                        Use this argument to sort the torrents.
  --sort_order [{asc,desc}]
                        Use this argument to set the sort order.
  --quality [{720p,1080p,3d}]
                        Use this argument to set the min quality.
  --genre GENRE         Used to filter by a given genre (See
                        http://www.imdb.com/genre/ for full list)
  --remove              Remove files on exit.
  --language LANGUAGE   Language as IETF code. Set this argument to download
                        subtitles in a given language.

Examples

ezflix "The Man in the High Castle"

Pass ‘–latest’ to watch the latest episode of a given TV series.

ezflix "South Park" --latest

To search for movies, pass the ‘movie’ argument.

ezflix movie "Mad Max"

Search for movies released in 2017 and order by like count descending.

ezflix movie '2017' --sort_by=like_count --sort_order=desc

Search for thrillers released in 2017 and order by download count descending.

ezflix movie '2017' --sort_by=download_count --sort_order=desc --genre=thriller

Automatically download German subtitles for your chosen TV show or movie.

ezflix movie 'Goodfellas' --subtitles --language=de

Run development version

Before any new changes are pushed to PyPi, you can clone the development version to avail of any new features.

git clone https://github.com/AnthonyBloomer/ezflix.git
cd ezflix
virtualenv env
source env/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
python setup.py install

Programmatic Usage

You can use Ezflix programmatically in your own applications. Consider the following example:

from ezflix import Ezflix

ezflix = Ezflix(query="Goodfellas", media_type='movie')

torrents = ezflix.get_torrents()

if len(torrents) > 0:
    for torrent in torrents:
        print(torrent['title'])
        print(torrent['magnet'])


    first = torrents[0]
    file_path = ezflix.find_subtitles(first['title'])
    print(file_path)

Contributing

• Fork the project and clone locally.

• Create a new branch for what you’re going to work on.

• Push to your origin repository.

• Create a new pull request in GitHub.