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deluge-rpc

v1.0.5

Published

A simple Deluge RPC NodeJs API interface.

Downloads

49

Readme

deluge-rpc

A simple Deluge-web RPC NodeJs API interface.

node npm npm bundle size (minified) license

install

You need Nodejs > 8 or lastest version browser to support class and async/await.

Node

npm i deluge-rpc

Browser

It requires axios so you should add axios first.

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/axios/dist/axios.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/deluge-rpc/dist/deluge-rpc.min.js"></script>
<script>
// write your code here
</script>

Usage

Deluge-rpc fully use async/await to write more pretty code.

Example:

(async () => {
  // in browser if you alreay have cookie to access rpc, you can ignore password
  const deluge  = new DelugeRPC('https://mydeluge.dev/', 'password')

  // list all available method
  const methods = await deluge.call("system.listMethods")
  console.log(methods)

  // get connect status
  const isConnected = await deluge.call('web.connected')

  if (!isConnected)
    // connect to the first host
    await deluge.connect(0)

  // add torrent
  await deluge.addTorrent('http://example.com/example.torrent', {max_upload_speed: 10240})
  // add torrent url with cookie
  await deluge.addTorrent('http://example.com/example.torrent', {cookie: 'key1: value1; key2: value2'})
  // in Node
  await deluge.addTorrent(fs.readFileSync('./myfile.torrent'))
  // in browser
  await deluge.addTorrent(fileInput.files[0])

  // get torrents status
  const status = await deluge.getTorrentRecord()
  console.log(status)
})()

License

MIT