Shifter
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shifter is a Python library for controlling transmission and uses the version number of the newest version of transmission that it was written to support (it will likely work for newer versions, but there is no guarantee). shifter has been written in 2.x syntax and will work for both Python2.x and Python3.x starting with Python2.5.
To install:
$ pip install shifter
or
$ easy_install shifter
For versions of Python3.x shifter is converted using 2to3. When installing with pip or using distribute, shifter will automatically be converted to 3.x syntax. Otherwise you can run the 2to3 tool manually with the following command:
$ 2to3 -f future -f reduce -f urllib -w shifter.py
shifter was designed to be a more lightweight and consistent transmission RPC library than what was currently available for Python. Instead of simply using the keys/fields that transmission-rpc specifies which have a mix of dashed separated words and mixed case words, shifter tries to convert all keys to a more python oriented: underscore separated words. This conversion is done so that it is still possible to specify the fields/argument specified in transmission-rpc, but if you do so your mileage may vary (probably want to avoid it).
shifter is designed to work with all versions of transmission, but for renamed fields before and after the transmission version 1.60 (RPC v5) you must specify the correct argument names (no automatic renames)
To use shifter to control a default transmission-daemon on localhost:
>>> client = shifter.Client() >>> client.list()
which produces a list of dictionaries with the torrent information (keys are the fields: client.list_fields), and is synonymous to calling
>>> client.torrent.get(client.list_fields)
To use different connection information:
complete path
>>> client = shifter.Client(address="https://host:port/path")
default URL, but port change to 8080
>>> client = shifter.Client(port=8080)
default URL, but different host
>>> client = shifter.Client(host="github.com")
default URL, but use a username and password
>>> client = shifter.Client(username='username', password='password')
shifter’s RPC methods are namespaced into four sections:
- Client:
port_test – return if transmission port is open.
blocklist_update – update block list and return block list size.
list (torrent.get helper) – list basic torrent info for all torrents
- Client.queue:
move_bottom – move torrent to bottom of the queue
move_down – move torrent down in the queue
move_top – move torrent to the top of the queue
move_up – move torrent up in the queue
- Client.session:
close – shutdown the transmission daemon
get – get session properties
set – set session properties
stats – get session statistics
- Client.torrent:
add – add a new torrent
get – get torrent properties
files (torrent.get helper) – get file information for one or more torrents
percent_done (torrent.get helper) – get torrent percent done for one or more torrents
remove – remove a torrent from transmission and optionally delete the data
set – set torrent properties
set_location – set/move torrent location
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