we-get: command-line tool for searching torrents.
Contents
1 Installation
we-get can be installed directly by running:
$ python setup.py installalternatively you can use pip
$ pip install we-get2 Dependencies
Python 3.5 or above
and the following Python packages:
3 Platforms
- Linux
- BSD
- Mac
- Windows
4 Basic Usage
$ we-get --search "Linux.iso" --target the_pirate_bay,1337x --filter "2016"advanced example:
$ we-get -s "Linux.iso" -t all -f "2016,2012,2014" -n104.1 General options
| -h --help | Help message. |
| -v --version | Show version. |
4.2 Options
| -s --search=<text> | Search for a torrent. |
| -l --list | List top torrents from modules. |
| -t --target=<target> | Select module to use or 'all'. |
| -L --links | Output results as links. |
| -J --json | Output results in JSON format. |
| -G --get-list | List targets (supported web-sites). |
| -f --filter=<str> | Match text or regular expression in the torrent name. |
| -n --results=<n> | Number of results to retrieve. |
| -S --sort-type=<type> | Sort torrents by name/seeds (default: seeds). |
4.3 Video options
| -q --quality=<q> | Try to match quality for the torrent (720p,1080p, ...). |
| -g --genre=<g> | Try to select video genre for the torrent (action, comedy, etc..). |
See also we-get --help.
4.4 Supported websites
- 1337x
- thepiratebay
- eztv
- yts
to list the supported websites run:
$ we-get -G4.5 Contributing
Any collaboration is welcome!
