varbhat / torpar

TUI Client for Torrent Paradise

torpar

TUI Client for Torrent Paradise

Introduction

torpar is TUI client for Torrent Paradise .

Torrent Paradise is Decentralized DHT Torrent Search Site (Source)

Installation

You can download binary for your OS from Releases . Also , if you have Go installed , you can install torpar by typing this in terminal.

go install github.com/varbhat/torpar@latest

Features

• Search the Torrent Paradise
• Navigate the Search Results
• Get Details of the Search Result
• Copy Magnet Link of Search Result into Device Clipboard
• Open Magnet Link in Preconfigured Application
• Write Data to File
• Navigate TUI interface very easily
• Supports Most Platforms and Terminals (including tty)

Usage

Usage of torpar:
  -a, --apiurl string   API Endpoint URL
                         (default https://torrent-paradise.ml/api/search?q=)
  -f, --file string     File Path to write Data(csv) into
  -q, --query string    Search Query
  -l, --tlist string    URL to tracker list
                         (default https://newtrackon.com/api/stable)
  -t, --type int        Type of Data(csv) to write into file
                         1 → Results
                         2 → Results with Magnet links (with trackers)
                         3 → Only Magnet links of Results
                         4 → Magnet link of Selected Torrent
                         5 → Data of Selected Torrent
                         (default 1)
  -h, --help            Help

torpar is TUI and intuitive to understand .

torpar also shows every navigation keys at each TUI views so that you can use torpar very easily.

License

GPL-v3

torpar's Issues

Position and sorting by size

Thanks for this great tool, a couple of possible features I'd like to request is having the application remember the torrent list position you were at when returning from having pressed enter to see torrent details, and also a way to sort torrents by size.

Default to query mode (no -q)

I'd like to be able to just type torpar "something I'd like to find" to search instead of having to remember to add -q.

certificate is valid for *.parkingcrew.net, parkingcrew.net, not torrent-paradise.ml

When running the latest version of torpar on ubuntu 20.04, searching for any content, I get:

Get "https://torrent-paradise.ml/api/search?q=content%0A": x509: certificate is valid for *.parkingcrew.net, parkingcrew.net, not torrent-paradise.ml