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torrents-cli

v1.2.2

Published

A simple CLI to scrap torrent magnet links from the command line.

Downloads

450

Readme

Torrents CLI

A simple CLI to scrap torrent magnet links from the command line.

Description

It uses the Puppeteer library to scrape the web(1337x) for torrent links. The output can be a text file with the links or a torrent client to download the files or a json file with details of the torrents and magnet links.

Dependencies

  • Node.js
  • Puppeteer
  • Chrome

How to use

  1. Install the package globally npm install -g torrents-cli
  2. Create a file with any name let's say movies.txt with the names of the movies.
  3. Run the command torrents-cli --input=movies.txt -<output-format> in the terminal. See the options below.

CLI Options

  • --input=: (Required) The file containing the names of the movies to search for.
  • --output=: (Optional) The file name without any extension to save the output.
  • -json or -j: (Default) The output is a json file with the details of the torrents and magnet links. (Better for detailed information)
  • -text or -t: The output is a text file with the magnet links. (Better for copy pasting in qBittorrent)

Movies file format

The movies.txt file should contain the names of the movies to search for. Each movie should be in a new line. Use the following format for better and accurate results:

Inception (2010)
The Dark Knight (2008)
The Shawshank Redemption (1994)