This is a web frontend that can combine multiple torrent clients into one. Designed for the power-user who wants an overview and manage existing torrents.
The interface is based on ag-grid to provide stellar performance even with a large amount of torrents. As a plus it will also look a bit like a spreadsheet.
Requirements
Python 3.7 or higher
Installation
Linux
# Create a folder to put it all into
mkdir spreadsheetui
cd spreadsheetui
# Create a python virtual environment and install spreadsheetui into it
python3 -m venv env
env/bin/pip install spreadsheetui
# Download an example config file, remember to modify it
curl -L -o config.toml https://github.com/JohnDoee/spreadsheetui/raw/master/config.toml.example
# Start the UI
env/bin/twistd spreadsheetui
Docker
# Create a folder to put it all into
mkdir spreadsheetui
cd spreadsheetui
# Download an example config file, remember to modify it
curl -L -o config.toml https://github.com/JohnDoee/spreadsheetui/raw/master/config.toml.example
curl -L -o docker-compose.yml https://github.com/JohnDoee/spreadsheetui/raw/master/docker-compose.yml
docker-compose up -d
Configuration
Edit config.toml to fit your needs.
Remember to change username, password. The secret_key should also be changed, anything random will do.
You can add as many clients as you want, see the provided examples for syntax.
When you are done and have started Spreadsheet UI, it is accessible on port 18816
If you need to use a proxy layer to access your client (e.g. with Docker) check out liltorrent.
Moving torrents
For torrent moving to work, the session_path must be correct, see more about session_path here
Executing jobs
Jobs in SpreadsheetUI works by using a jobqueue. This means jobs are not executed before you trigger them so you can make sure all your scheduled jobs are as you want then to be.
How to run a job
Select some torrents
Right-click and select the action you want (e.g. stop)
Right-click and click “Goto Jobqueue”
Verify your scheduled jobs
Right-click and click “Execute queued jobs”
Your jobs will now slowly be executed in order.
To go back to the dashboard: Right-click and click “Goto Dashboard”
The changes might be slow to show up in your torrent list. If you want to force a full update, right-click and click “Run full update”
Features
Clients:
rtorrent
Deluge
Transmission
qBittorrent
Methods:
List all torrents
Start / stop torrents
Move torrents between clients
Logo / icon
spreadsheet by Adrien Coquet from the Noun Project
License
MIT
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