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torrent-search-cli

v1.0.3

Published

Search torrents on the command line and open them in your default torrent application

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Maintainers

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Keywords

torrent

Readme

Torrent search cli

Search for a torrent and open it in your default torrent application.

Installation

npm install -g torrent-search-cli

Usage

torrent "debian"

  [1]: Ubuntu Linux Toolbox: 1000+ Commands for Ubuntu and Debian Power Users - MG [11.59 MB / 1 files] 27/0
  [2]: Ubuntu Linux Toolbox 1000+ Commands for Ubuntu and Debian Power Users by Christopher Negus [2.49 MB / 6 files] 22/0
  [3]: Debian 7- System Administration Best Practices, 2013 [PDF]~StormRG~ [1.98 MB / 3 files] 17/0
  [4]: Ubuntu Linux Toolbox - 1000+ Commands for Ubuntu and Debian Power Users [6.69 MB / 4 files] 7/0
  [5]: debian live 7 5 0 amd64 kde desktop iso [1.2 GB / 1 files] 6/1
  [6]: debian 7 4 0 amd64 netinst iso [222 MB / 1 files] 4/0
  [7]: debian live 7 5 0 i386 standard iso [539 MB / 1 files] 4/0
  [8]: debian live 7 5 0 amd64 gnome desktop iso [1.17 GB / 1 files] 3/1
  [9]: debian 7 4 0 i386 netinst iso [277 MB / 1 files] 3/0
Select a torrent>>

Then simply select the torrent by entering it's number and it will be opened in your default torrent application.