Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: torrent-hound
Version: 2.0
Summary: Search torrents from multiple websites via the CLI
Home-page: https://github.com/baddymaster/torrent-hound
Author: Yashovardhan Sharma
Author-email: yash.s@tuta.io
License: AGPL-3.0
Requires-Python: >=3

Torrent Hound
=============

Search torrents from multiple websites via the CLI

Requirements
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-  Python 2.7
-  bs4
-  clint
-  pyperclip
-  humanize
-  VeryPrettyTable
-  cfscrape

Installation
~~~~~~~~~~~~

Install package and dependencies directly via pip using
``pip install torrent-hound``

Or run ``pip install -r requirements.txt`` in the shell to install all
dependencies

Update existing Intallation
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

To upgrade ``torrent-hound`` via pip, run
``pip install torrent-hound -U``

If installed via ``git``, then simply run ``git pull`` in the shell
after navigating to the ``torrent-hound`` directory

Otherwise download the latest binary from the ``releases`` section of
this repository

Usage
~~~~~

If installed via pip, ``torrent-hound`` would have been added to
``$PATH``. Simply run ``torrent-hound`` or
``torrent-hound [search-query]`` to begin.

Download the ``torrent-hound`` binary from the ``bin/`` directory.

``torrent-hound [search-query]`` or simply ``torrent-hound``

Menu
~~~~

Available Commands :

1. ``m<result number>`` - Print magnet link of selected torrent
2. ``c<result number>`` - Copy magnet link of selected torrent to
   clipboard
3. ``d<result number>`` - Download torrent using default torrent client
4. ``o<result number>`` - Open the torrent page of the selected torrent
   in the default browser
5. ``cs<result number>`` - Copy magnet link and open Seedr.cc
6. ``p<optional choice>`` - Print top 10 results from each website for
   the given query

   ``<choice>`` : [{default : 1}, {0 : Print formatted result}, {1 :
   Pretty print results}]
7. ``s`` - Enter a new query to search for over all avilable torrent
   websites
8. ``r`` - Repeat last search (with same query)

Help
~~~~

In case of an ``SSL Error``, consult `these answers on Stackoverflow`_
for potential fixes.

.. _these answers on Stackoverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31649390/python-requests-ssl-handshake-failure
