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rtorrent-feeder

This is a fairly simple Python tool for automatically download magnets from Kickass Torrents (RSS), EZRSS (RSS) and The Pirate Bay (RSS and HTML). It has been written for rtorrent but it will work with any other client that is just able to watch on a folder for new torrents.

  • Download TV show magnets from Kickass Torrents, EZRSS and TPB via RSS and/or HTML
  • Optional downloading of subtitles from Addic7ed
  • Optional email alerts of new downloads
  • Allows quality to be specified: lo, hd, 720p or 1080p
  • Easily enable/disable specific feeders with a setting variable
  • Has support for running functions after events using signals

At this time ThePirateBay and EZRSS have their RSS feeds down

Installation

  1. Make sure you have Python >= 2.6

  2. Clone this repo:

    cd /home/rt/ && git clone https://github.com/glic3rinu/rtorrent-feeder.git

  3. Create a new config file cp settings.py.example settings.py and edit it.

  4. Add a similar crontab entry for periodic execution crontab -e:

    */10 * * * * /usr/bin/python -m rtorrent-feeder.main

Configuration Example

SERIES = [
    {
        "season": 1, 
        "episode": 10, 
        "name": "The Blacklist"
    }, 
    {
        "season": 1, 
        "episode": 13, 
        "name": "House of Cards", 
        "quality": '1080p'
    }, 
    {
        "season": 3, 
        "episode": 11, 
        "name": "Person of Interest", 
        "quality": 'hd'
    }
]

SUBTITLES_PATH = '/media/data/subtitles/'
SUBTITLES_LANGUAGE = 'English'
TORRENT_WATCH_PATH = '~/TorrentsToWatch/'
TPB_TRUSTED_USERS = ['eztv', 'DibyaTPB']
LOG_LEVEL = logging.INFO

EMAIL_USER = '[email protected]'
EMAIL_PASSWORD = 'randompassword'
EMAIL_RECIPIENTS = ['[email protected]']
EMAIL_SMTP_SERVER = 'smtp.gmail.com'
EMAIL_SMTP_PORT = 587

FEEDERS = [
    'rtorrent-feeder.feeders.KickAssFeeder',
    'rtorrent-feeder.feeders.TPBHTMLFeeder',
#   'rtorrent-feeder.feeders.TPBFeeder',
#   'rtorrent-feeder.feeders.EZRSSFeeder',
]

if SUBTITLES_PATH:
    FEEDERS.append('rtorrent-feeder.feeders.Addic7edDownloader')

Signals

Support for registering functions to be executed after a torrent/subtitle download is performed is provided by feeders.post_feed signal.

For using it, you can create a signals.py file inside rtorrent-feeder directory with your function and register it with feeders.post_feed.connect().

For example:

# signals.py
import os
import subprocess
from . import utils, feeders

def send_subtitles_home(sender, serie, s, e, filename):
    standard_filename = utils.standardize(filename, serie, s, e)
    srt_path = os.path.join('/media/subtitles/', filename)
    dst_path = os.path.join('/media/subtitles/', standard_filename)
    scp_cmd = 'scp "{src_path}" user@home:"{dst_path}"'.format(
        src_path=src_path, dst_path=dst_path)
    subprocess.call(scp_cmd, shell=True)

feeders.post_feed.connect(
    send_subtitles_home, senders=[feeders.Addic7edDownloader])

If you are using rtorrent and you want actions to be executed after a torrent download is completed you can use rtorrent built-in event system. For example:

# .rtorrent.rc
system.method.set_key = event.download.finished,sync_serie,"execute=ssh,[email protected],/home/rt/sync,$d.get_base_path="