youngtrashbag / torrent-utils

Manage your Torrents in your qBittorrent client easily

Torrent Utils

IMPORTANT INFO

NO LONGER DEVELOPED ON GITHUB

You can find the new repository on codeberg.org

Usage

The credentials to your qBittorrent Client will be read from your environment.

• source .credentials.env

index

create

python -m torrent_utils index create --file=index.json

Creates and file with metadata about your torrents that are available in your qBittorrent client

load

python -m torrent_utils index load --file=index.json

Adds torrents from index.json to your qBittorrent client

magnet

create

python -m torrent_utils magnet create --directory=/media/movies

Will create a file containing the magnet link to the torrent. Also searches for Torrents in subdirectories

If content_path is a directory, magnet will be stored in it

Example: If content_path is /media/movies/american_psycho/ the Filepath will be: /media/movies/american_psycho/magnet

But if content_path is /media/movies/american_psycho.mp4 the Filepath will be: /media/movies/american_psycho.mp4.magnet

load

python -m torrent_utils magnet load --directory=/media/movies

Will search subdirectories for magnet files, loads magnet files in similar way as described in create

check

python -m torrent_utils magnet check --directory=/media/movies --verbose

Checks if immediate Subirectories (/media/movies/*/) if they contain a magnet file. Will print out those directories, which do not contain a magnet file.

Option --verbose or -v print a message for every directory scanned.

subtitle

copy

python -m torrent_utils subtitle copy --directory=/media/movies/eternal_sunshine_of_the_spotless_mind/

Will recursively search subdirectories for subtitle files, and copy them to where the video file is located.

Supported file extensions:

• .sub
• .srt
• .vtt
• .ass
• .ssa
• .idx

torrent-utils's Issues

Add filter for subtitles

the last alphabetically appearing subtitle will be the last to be copied, thus overwriting the previous subtitle file.
The files should be filtered if they contain e.g. en, eng, english, etc.

But it should be avoided to falsely match french with en.

maybe do something like: f'{movie_file}.{sub_file}.{extension_of_sub_file}
(e.g. american-psycho.mp4 and en.srt would be american-psycho.en.srt )