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snatchflix

v0.0.2

Published

CLI to search torrent sites and stream with peerflix (supports IpTorrents, TorrentLeech, Torrent9, T411, Freshon.tv, Torrentz2 and 1337x).

Downloads

39

Readme

snatchflix

Snatchflix is a fork of torrentflix (https://github.com/ItzBlitz98/torrentflix).

A cli tool for searching torrent sites and streaming using peerflix.

It currently supports IpTorrents, TorrentLeech, Torrent9, T411, Freshon.tv, Torrentz2 and 1337x.

Features

  • Stream or download torrents with peerflix (p2p) or peeflix-server (http).
  • Subtitles fetched automatically (does not work properly with vlc).
  • History of streamed torrents (work in progress).

Install (automatic)

Install peerflix if you haven't already:

npm install -g peerflix

Then install snatchflix:

npm install -g snatchflix

Install (manual)

Install peerflix if you haven't already:

npm install -g peerflix

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/JimmyLaurent/snatchflix.git

Install dependencies:

npm install

Now you can run the executable inside the bin folder.

Screenshots

Usage

To run the app run:

$ snatchflix

Cli arguments

snatchflix has some handy cli arguements you can see them using the help flag.

$ snatchflix --help

Peerflix server

Use a peerflix server and stream over http

snatchflix -w http://my-peerflix-server

Edit settings

snatchflix --config=nano

Default settings:

{
    torrentProviders: {
        torrent9: [],
        '1337x': [],
        torrentz2 : []
    },
    options: {
        peerflixPlayer: '--vlc',
        peerflixPlayerArgs: '',
        peerflixPort: '--port=8888',
        peerflixPath: '',
        peerflixCommand: 'peerflix',
        useSubtitle: false,
        subtitleLanguage: 'eng',
        history: false,
        dateAdded: false,
    }
}

Torrent provider list: Iptorrents, Torrentleech, Torrent9, T411, Freshon.tv, Torrentz2 and 1337x

You can enable privates trackers by filling your authentification informations like this:

  • Freshontv with credentials: "freshontv: ['username', 'password']"
  • T411 with token "t411: ['token']"
  • IpTorrents with cookies : "IpTorrents:[['uid=XXX;', 'pass=XXXX;']]"

To see all availables trackers and their authentifications methods, check this page: (https://github.com/JimmyLaurent/torrent-search-api)

Subtitles

By default subtitles are disabled but you can enable them by running snatchflix --config=nano and setting useSubtitle to true. You can also change subtitleLanguage to one of this list, just be sure to use the three letter code.

License

MIT © 2017 Jimmy Laurent