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slingxdcc

v0.1.1

Published

XDCC download manager with web frontend written in node.js

Downloads

21

Readme

Slingxdcc

Slingxdcc is an XDCC download manager completely written in javascript.

requires Node.js

Tested on Windows and Linux

Installation via source

Grab the source or clone the repo, then in terminal:

$ npm install
$ node slingxdcc

Installation via npm

# npm install -g slingxdcc

Make sure you config your downloads folder! Then start via:

$ slingxdcc

Point your browser to localhost:3000

Enable https

Follow this guide till Step 4: How to create a self-signed SSL Certificate

Copy server.key and server.crt into ssl directory and make sure ssl is activated in config/settings.json

settings.json

{
  "webserver": {
    "port": 3000					// Webserver port
    "ssl": true,					// Use https
    "ssl.crt": "ssl/server.crt",	// Path to ssl.crt
    "ssl.key": "ssl/server.key"		// Path to ssl.key
  },
  "logger": {
    "packRegex": "#(\\d+)\\s+(\\d+)x\\s+\\[\\s*[><]?([0-9\\.]+)([TGMKtga
    k]?)\\]\\s+(.*)", // Regex for pack information
    "packdb": "packets.db"			// Path to packdb file
    "autocleandb": true,			// Clean redundant entries from packdb
    "cleandb_Xminutes": 60			// Clean every X minutes
    "redundantPercentage": 2,		// If there are more then 25% redundant
    "servers": {}					// Servers and channels, can be edited via GUI
  },
  "downloadHandler": {
    "destination": "downloads/",	// Downloads folder
    "resumeDownloads": true,		// Resume or overwrite downloads
    "refreshInterval": 1            // Interval in seconds progress update is displayed
  },
  "packetList": {
    "sortBy": "lastseen"			// Sort search by, can be edited via GUI
    "sortOrder": "desc",			// Sort order, can be edited via GUI
    "filterDiscon": true			// Filter offline downloads
    "pageItemLimit": 20				// Items per page
  },
  "downloads": {}
}