Die python2 die.
This is the python3 fork of https://github.com/fagga/transmission-remote-cli
No new features are planned. If you want something - write the patch.
About
A console client for the BitTorrent client Transmission.
Requirements
Python 3.0 bitch.
Optional Modules
- python-GeoIP: Guess which country peers come from.
- python-xerox: Copy magnet links to the system clipboard. You will also need either xclip on linux or pbcopy on OS X for this to work.
- python3-adns: Resolve IPs to host names. (untested)
Usage
Connection information
Authentication and host/port can be set via command line with one of these patterns:
$ tremc -c homeserver
$ tremc -c homeserver:1234
$ tremc -c johndoe:secretbirthday@homeserver
$ tremc -c johndoe:secretbirthday@homeserver:1234
You can write this (and other) stuff into a configuration file:
$ tremc -c johndoe:secretbirthday@homeserver:1234 --create-config
No configuration file is created automatically. You must create it. `$ tremc --create-config
If you don't like the default configuration file path ~/.config/tremc/settings.cfg, change it:
$ tremc -f ~/.tremc --create-config
Calling transmission-remote
tremc forwards all arguments after '--' to transmission-remote. This is useful if your daemon requires authentication or doesn't listen on the default localhost:9091. tremc reads HOST:PORT and authentication from the config file and forwards them to transmission-remote, along with your arguments.
Some examples:
$ tremc -- -l
$ tremc -- -t 2 -i
$ tremc -- -as
Add torrents
If you provide only one command line argument and it doesn't start with '-', it's treated like a torrent file/URL and submitted to the daemon via transmission-remote. This is useful because you can instruct Firefox to open torrent files with tremc.
$ tremc http://link/to/file.torrent
$ tremc path/to/some/torrent-file
Screenshots
Copyright
Released under the GPLv3 license, see COPYING for details.
Contact
Feel free to request new features or provide bug reports. https://github.com/louipc/tremc