Gold Pirate
Why join the Navy if you can be a Pirate?
Python script to download torrent from the Internet.
Installation
The package can be downloaded directly from PyPi.
pip install goldpirate
Setup QBitTorrent
In order to download torrent, you need QBitTorrent.
- Download and install QBitTorrent
- Go to Settings > WEB UI
- Check Web UI interface
- Set port to 8080
- Check Bypass authentication for clients on localhost
Example
You can see the help, -h, man to know all the possibile commands.
goldpirate -q "The Matrix"
goldpirate -q "Harry Potter" -s age
goldpirate -q "Back to the Future" -s size -e rarbg -o /home/me/movies --plain-text --verbose
Supported Sites
Metadata
Release files for goldpirate 1.8.3
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Release files / goldpirate-1.8.3.tar.gz
| Download URL | goldpirate-1.8.3.tar.gz |
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| Size | 11.6 kB |
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