js-ncoreparser

Node.js client for ncore.pro — search, download, rss feed, etc.

• Original Python lib by @radaron — big kudos!
• Ported to JS/Node and npm packaging by @alexgabe-dev

Heads-up: this is an unofficial client. Site HTML may change :) I try to keep up but no promises.

Install

npm i js-ncoreparser

Quick example

import { Client, SearchParamType, ParamSort, ParamSeq } from 'js-ncoreparser';

(async () => {
  const client = new Client();
  await client.login('username', 'password');

  const result = await client.search(
    '',
    SearchParamType.HD_HUN,
    undefined,
    ParamSort.SEEDERS,
    ParamSeq.DECREASING,
  );

  console.log(result.torrents[0].get('title'));
  await client.logout();
})();

Environment

• Copy .env.example to .env and fill in:
  • NCORE_USERNAME
  • NCORE_PASSWORD
  • RSS_URL
• If you want to load from .env in your app, npm i dotenv and call:

  import 'dotenv/config';

API

• Client.login(username, password) — creates a sesion (cookies kept internally)
• Client.search(pattern, type?, where?, sortBy?, sortOrder?, page?) → { torrents, numOfPages }
• Client.getTorrent(id, extraParams?) → Torrent
• Client.getByRss(url) → AsyncGenerator<Torrent>
• Client.getByActivity() → Promise<Torrent[]>
• Client.getRecommended(type?) → AsyncGenerator<Torrent>
• Client.download(torrent, path, override?) → saves .torrent file
• Client.logout() — clears cookies, ends sesion

Torrent goodies:

• torrent.get('title'|'size'|'download'|'url'|...)

Also exposed enums and helpers: SearchParamType, SearchParamWhere, ParamSort, ParamSeq, Size, getTorrentPageUrl.

Notes

• HTML parsing uses regex and some assumptions. If it breaks after a site update, plz open an issue.

License

MIT