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torrent-xiv

v0.0.7

Published

High level BitTorrent client

Downloads

4

Readme

torrent-xiv

High level torrent client for node.js

Usage

npm install --save torrent-xiv

var Torrent = require('torrent-xiv');

var torrent = new Torrent('magnet:link-example');
torrent.on('progress', console.log); // prints torrent.status()
torrent.on('complete', console.log); // prints torrent.metadata

API

Constructor

new Torrent(source, opts) : creates torrent and starts it, opts:

{ connections: 100,      // Max number of connections
  uploads: 10,           // Max number of upload slots
  path: os.tmpdir(),     // Directory to save files to
  mkdir: true,           // Make a directory in opts.path? Name will be the info hash
  seed: false,           // NYI - Seed the torrent when done instead of quitting?
  start: true,           // Auto-start the download?
  statFrequency: 2000 }  // How often to broadcast 'stats'

Events

torrent.on('metadata', fn) : obtained torrent info from peers, passes .metadata to fn
torrent.on('progress', fn) : data was downloaded, passes .status() to fn
torrent.on('stats', fn) : emits periodically while active, passes .stats() to fn
torrent.on('complete', fn) : all files have been downloaded, passes .metadata to fn

torrent.on('active', fn) : triggered by .start() once the download begins
torrent.on('inactive', fn) : triggered by .pause() and on complete

Properties & Methods

torrent.metadata : general torrent data, available after metadata event fires

{ name:         (torrent name),
  source:       (magnet link || Buffer, as provided by user),
  infoHash:     (torrent hash),
  directory:    (path to directory with saved files),
  files: 
   [ { name:            (file name),
       bytes:           (number of bytes),
       humanBytes:      (human readable file size, e.g. '2.63 MB'),
       path:            (direct path to this file, may be absolute or relative),
       torrentPath:     (path of file relative to torrent directory) } ]}

torrent.status() : returns whether it's paused or active, and percentage.

{ active:       (boolean),
  percentage:   (number: 23.87),
  infoHash:     (torrent hash) }

torrent.stats() : returns transfer speeds, number of peers, etc.

{ infoHash:      (torrent hash),
  downSpeed:     (number),
  upSpeed:       (number),
  downloaded:    (number),
  uploaded:      (number),
  peersTotal:    (number),
  peersUnchoked: (number) }

torrent.start() : activates the torrent. No need to call this unless you've paused.
torrent.pause() : closes all connections.

© 2015 Andrea Stella, MIT license.