A basic python library for generating single and multi-file torrents.
Usage
Basic usage:
from makeTorrent import makeTorrent
mk = makeTorrent(announce='http://example.com/announce')
At this point the makeTorrent class contains a dictionary, which can be printed either as a dict or as a bencoded string (torrent format).
To add files, use either the multi_file class or the single_file class:
mk.multi_file('/path/to/directory')
with open('my.torrent') as tf:
tf.write(mk.getBencoded())
The same method can be used with mk.single_file with just pointing out a single file.
Notes
There are a number of items that can be added when initializing the class:
mk = makeTorrent(
announce='http://example.com/announce',
comment='Test Torrent',
httpseeds=['http://example.com/file.iso'],
announcelist=[['http://announce1.example.com'],['http://announce2.example.com']]
)
Release files for makeTorrent 0.14
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