Main menu in light and dark themes
Type what content you wanna links for, in the search box, select one or more of sources and click in the search button.
By now, supported sources are:
- Google (Slow, but works fine for dubbed content)
- The Pirate Bay (Fast, and works for every content)
- 1337x (Fast, and works for every content)
- Nyaa (Fast, focused in anime RAW's)
- EZTV (Fast, focused in TV Shows)
- YTS (Fast, focused in lightweight movies)
- Demonoid (Fast, focused in TV Shows)
- ETTV (Slow, focused in TV Shows)
After the search is finished, you can:
- Save all links to a JSON
- Open the selected magnet link with your default torrent client
- Copy the magnet link to your clipboard
JSONS are saved to '/MagicMagnet/json/' by default.
We plan to add new features, such:
- Save magnet links as a
.torrentfile - Get info about seeders and leechers and use it to rate torrents
- Download torrents without a external client
For development, we plan to use the asyncio library (for a asynchronous code), since we are dealing with web requests to fetch our magnet links, and try to optimize the speed and stability. Futhermore, we plan to use regular expressions, since our API is a litte bit primitive.
Download the latest build and you're done.
In order to run this program from source, you'll need:
- Latest version of Python3
- Git (optional)
- Install dependencies
To install Python3, please visit Python official website, download and install the latest package available. If you are using GNU/Linux, you may already have Python3 installed in your system. Type python3 --version to check.
To install Git, please visit Git official website, download and install the latest package available. Setup Git with your name and email. Clone the repository to your machine using the following command:
git clone https://github.com/pedrolemoz/MagicMagnet-Python.git
If you don't wanna install Git, just download the .zip from this repository (the green button above), and unzip it in your machine.
To install dependencies, type the following command in your command prompt or terminal (make sure to be in the project directory):
pip install -r requeriments.txt
If you forked this project and want to build your executable, there's a script to do it. I used cx_Freeze to build the program.
Install cx_Freeze using pip with the following command:
pip install cx-Freeze
To build the application:
python build_application.py build
It will create a folder called build with the executable inside.
Note 1: I don't know why, but cx_Freeze doesn't work for me in Python 3.8. I'm currently using Python 3.7.6 to build this project.
Note 2: If your executable fail to start, try rename the folder Tkinter in lib directory to tkinter.