A simple cli based application to get the best torrent for your favorate application without all the hassal and irritating pop ups from https://1337x.to By Apoorv Bandyopadhyay Follow me on
- Browse the 1337x homepage to see the list of availabe torrents
- Select torrents from the list to download
- Search Torrents using custom keywords
- Directly add the torrent to your client
- Search made easy using advance filters to make the results accurate
- No Ads , tracking cookies , irritating popups
- No background processes eating up extra ram
- Thank you for using my project, fork and add new features and make it grow, I will merge if your features are exciting with the main branch and include it in the next release with proper credits
- This script does not download torrents only search for them
- A torrent client is needed to download torrents tested with qbit torrent
- Developed on Python 3.10.8
- There is no DNS or VPN included in the script 1337x.to works on your internet connection.
- You can use CloudFare as a dns its great and easy
- First release containing a simple browse option to fetch the homepage of 1337x.to
- A search option to get torrents using custom keywords (keywords needs to be accurate and the selections of parameters too to get the best result)
- Magnet Download - After selecting the desired torrent people can directly add the magnet link to your torrent client.
- There is one known bug that I am working on is if the torrent name has charecters that are not supported on terminal the script crashes currently i have a temporary solution not to print the full name of torrents but this will be fixed soon.
- .exe included inside the build folder created using Setup.py to directly run the app without having python installed on your system.
- If you have python installed will recommend running using powershell or cmd using
python torget.py
- run the torget.py script using the Bash Shell using
python torget.py - tested on debian linux i.e mint/ubuntu/kali make sure you python installed and a torrent client
- Should run easily in mac if python is installed by executing in the terminal Not Tested
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