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#Bittorrent web based python install#
#Bittorrent web based python update#
#Bittorrent web based python password#
#Bittorrent web based python torrent#

Advertise support for qBittorrent v4.4.1.

Advertise support for qBittorrent v4.4.2.

Publish to PyPI using API token and cleanup GitHub Action scripts.

Stop advertising support for Python 3.6 (EOL 12/2021).

Reorg Request for some more clarity (hopefully).

Advertise support for qBittorrent v4.4.3.

Advertise support for qBittorrent v4.4.3.1.

Rename Alias decorator to alias for better conformity.

Optimize Dictionary and List initializations.

Reorder class hierarchy to allow independent MixIn use.

Add setuptools as an explicit dependency for pkg_resources.parse_version().

Remove PYTHON_ prefix for configuration environment variables.

Comply with enforced HTTP method requirements from qBittorrent.

Advertise support for qBittorrent v4.4.4.

Advertise support for qBittorrent v4.4.5.

#Bittorrent web based python update#

Update typing to be complete, accurate, and shipped with the package.Add support for stopCondition in torrents/add.Implement new transfer/setSpeedLimitsMode in place of existing transfer/toggleSpeedLimitsMode.Remove dependence on qBittorrent authentication cookie being named SID.Advertise support for qBittorrent v4.5.1.Advertise support for qBittorrent v4.5.2.

#Bittorrent web based python torrent#

Add support for torrent status filters seeding, moving, errored, and checking.

Add the TrackerStatus Enum to identify tracker statuses from torrents/trackers.

Fix building docs after implementing src-layout.

Client can now be used as a context manager.

Advertise support for qBittorrent v4.5.3.

This does not affect normal operation but allows for slicing, adding, and copying Lists.

The Client is no longer binded to Lists (#230).

Advertise support for qBittorrent v4.5.4.

Convert APINames and TorrentStatus to StrEnum and TrackerStatus to IntEnum (#267).

Ensure the wheel is uploaded with the release to PyPI.

torrents_add ( urls = "." ) != "Ok." : raise Exception ( "Failed to add torrent." ) # display qBittorrent info print ( f "qBittorrent: )" ) # pause all torrents qbt_client. Client ( ** conn_info ) as qbt_client : if qbt_client. auth_log_out () # or use a context manager: with qbittorrentapi. LoginFailed as e : print ( e ) # if the Client will not be long-lived or many Clients may be created # in a relatively short amount of time, be sure to log out: qbt_client. therefore, this is not strictly necessary # however, you may want to test the provided login credentials. Client ( ** conn_info ) # the Client will automatically acquire/maintain a logged-in state # in line with any request.

#Bittorrent web based python password#

Getting Started import qbittorrentapi # instantiate a Client using the appropriate WebUI configuration conn_info = dict ( host = "localhost", port = 8080, username = "admin", password = "adminadmin", ) qbt_client = qbittorrentapi.

#Bittorrent web based python install#

Install via pip from PyPI python -m pip install qbittorrent-api

If the authentication cookie expires, a new one is automatically requested in line with any API call.qBittorrent version checking for an endpoint's existence/features is automatically handled.The entire qBittorrent Web API is implemented.User Guide and API Reference available on Read the Docs.

If it's missed there, then the compiler flags the line just past the error so one needs to learn to "look up" a bit.Python client implementation for qBittorrent Web APIĬurrently supports qBittorrent v4.5.4 (Web API v2.8.19) released on June 17, 2023. Most of the editors that I've used have really good "tab nannies" and can pick out indentation errors BEFORE the compiler even runs. I do feel that Python lacks any sort of native messaging system like SmallTalk, but does measure up on the P.I.E. Regarding OOness, I can't speak to the comparison to other languages. I find myself using the Module Index most, but that is after much time digging through to docs. The Language Reference is probably the best place for someone of your experience to start. You prefer that? My experience of other languages where structure is indent based is that problems caused by incorrect indenting are a real pig to find (especially over several 1000 lines of code) because the structure is based on something you can't see and can't easily search for.Īpart from that it just seems to be another scriting language to me, may be a little more OO than most others.Īnd in case you are wondering why I have suddenly jumped into the Python forum the IDE for the platform on my latest project uses Python scripts for programming off chip memory so today I have been learning Python (by reading the Language Reference (for language lawyers)).