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rawr
This is a simple CLI for using rarbgapi to find a torrent, then start fetching it with aria2.
Usage
$ rawr gold rush 1925
All categories will be searched, excepting ADULT. To invert that behavior, pass -a.
Requirements
In addition to Python >=3.6, and the modules pip gets for you during Install:
rawr needs aria2c in the PATH if you want it to start a download for you.
Before beginning a download, rawr will show some info about your connection, using the first method whose required command(s) are detected, checking in this order:
mullvad
nmcli and grep
https (httpie)
curl
wget
If xclip or pbcopy are found, the chosen magnet URI will be copied to the clipboard.
If df is found, you will get a notice about your hardware’s free space when showing search results.
Install
Method 1: pip, user-level
$ pip3 install --user rawr-cliMethod 2: pipx
pipx can help you install tools from PyPI into isolated venvs:
$ pipx install rawr-cliMethod 3: zpy
zpy can also help you install tools from PyPI into isolated venvs, with pipz:
% pipz install rawr-cli1 maintainer
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