The future version of webtor.io
Some features to mention:
- Lightweight - less JavaScript code, no frontend frameworks, fewer bytes sent to the client.
- Based on webtor REST-API.
- Torrent/magnet upload
- Torrent listing
- Direct file download
- Direct folder download as ZIP-archive
- Picture preview
- Audio streaming
- Video streaming
- Base player
- Subtitles support
- OpenSubtitles support
- Subtitle uploading support
- Chromecast support
- Subtitle size control
- Embed control
- Authentication
- Passwordless authentication
- Patreon account linking
- Ads and statistic integration support
- Feedback form
- Chrome extension integration
- Embed support
- Base version
- Extended version
- 🚀Switch webtor.io to web-ui-v2
You have to set up connection to Webtor RestAPI before using WebUI.
If you have already installed backend part, then you have to proxy rest-api from your k8s instance to your local machine with kubefwd:
sudo kubefwd svc -f metadata.name=rest-api -n webtor
or with kubectl:
kubectl port-forward svc/rest-api 9090:80 -n webtor
# you have to setup additional environment variables before starting application
export REST_API_SERVICE_PORT=9090
export REST_API_SERVICE_HOST=localhost
If you have RapidAPI subscription you can just do the following:
export RAPIDAPI_KEY={YOUR_RAPIDAPI_KEY}
export RAPIDAPI_HOST={YOUR_RAPIDAPI_HOST}
./web-ui-v2 help
NAME:
web-ui-v2 - runs webtor web ui v2
USAGE:
web-ui-v2 [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]
VERSION:
0.0.1
COMMANDS:
serve, s Serves web server
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
GLOBAL OPTIONS:
--help, -h show help
--version, -v print the version
npm install
npm start
make build