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Torrents.csv
Torrents.csv is a collaborative, vetted repository of torrents, consisting of a single, searchable torrents.csv file. Its initially populated with a January 2017 backup of the pirate bay, and new torrents are periodically added from various torrents sites via a rust script.
Torrents.csv will only store torrents with at least one seeder to keep the file small, and will be periodically purged of non-seeded torrents, and sorted by seeders descending.
It also comes with a self-hostable Torrents.csv webserver
To request more torrents, or add your own to the file, submit a pull request here.
Made with Rust, ripgrep, Actix, Inferno, Typescript.
Searching
Requirements
Running
git clone https://gitlab.com/dessalines/torrents.csv
cd torrents.csv
./search.sh "bleh season 1"
...
bleh season 1 (1993-)
seeders: 33
size: 13GiB
link: magnet:?xt=urn:btih:INFO_HASH_HERE
Running the webserver
Requirements
- Rust
- Yarn
Running
Torrents.csv comes with a simple webserver. Run cd scripts && ./webserver.sh, and goto http://localhost:8080
If running on a different host, open up server/ui/src/env.ts and change your hostname.
Uploading / Adding Torrents
An upload, consists of making a pull request after running the scan_torrents.sh script, which adds torrents from a directory you choose to the .csv file, after checking that they aren't already there, and that they have seeders.
Requirements
- Torrent-Tracker-Health Dessalines branch
npm i -g dessalines/torrent-tracker-health
- jq command line JSON parser
Running
Click here to fork this repo.
git clone https://gitlab.com/[MY_USER]/torrents.csv
cd torrents.csv/scripts
./scan_torrents.sh MY_TORRENTS_DIR # `MY_TORRENTS_DIR` is `~/.local/share/data/qBittorrent/BT_backup/` for qBittorrent on linux, but you can search for where your torrents are stored for your client.
git commit -am "Adding my torrents"
git push
Then click here to do a pull/merge request to my branch.
How the file looks
infohash;name;size_bytes;created_unix;seeders;leechers;completed;scraped_date
# torrents here...
Made with Rust, ripgrep, Actix, Inferno, and Typescript.