Feature-poor TUI transmission-daemon
client.
I wanted to learn some Go and do something useful in the process. Having an affinity for terminal and CLI tools, I figured this would be a nice project that I might be using on a daily basis myself.
The client currently has a bare minimum of the daemon/remote client features. Feel free to request/add more.
(For obvious reasons all torrent/filenames are obfuscated)
List of active torrents.
Torrent details.
-h <HOST>
-- hostname to connect to; default: localhost
-p <PORT>
-- port number; default: 9091
-s
-- execute transmission-daemon
before starting the client.
-o
-- obfuscate all torrent and filenames (added this just for making screenshots)
All of the actions on torrents and files work either with current selection (if it's not empty) or with an item under the cursor.
Keys | Action |
---|---|
F1 | Show cheatsheet |
q | Exit |
Q | Send 'session-close' command and exit |
jk↑↓ | Move cursor up and down |
l→ | Go to torrent details |
a | Add new torrent |
Space | Toggle selection |
c | Clear selection |
A | Select all items |
i | Invert selection |
d | Remove torrent(s) from the list (keep data) |
D | Delete torrent(s) along with the data |
p | Start/stop selected torrent(s) |
L | Set global download speed limit |
U | Set global upload speed limit |
m | Move selected torrent(s) to a new location |
o | Open torrent's location using OS default |
Keys | Action |
---|---|
F1 | Show cheatsheet |
qh← | Go back to torrent list |
jk↑↓ | Move cursor up and down |
Space | Toggle selection |
c | Clear selection |
A | Select all items |
i | Invert selection |
g | Download/Don't download selected file(s) |
p | Change priority of selected file(s) |
L | Set torrent's download speed limit |
U | Set torrent's upload speed limit |
m | Move torrent to a new location |
o | Open file under cursor using OS default |
Obviously requires a working Go environment.
Building should be pretty straightforward:
make
Or
go build
make install
Default install path of usr/local/bin
can be changed by passing INSTALL_DIR=/your/dest/path
to the make
command.
Feel free to use, modify, report bugs, create feature requests or pull requests.
GPLv2