v0.1.0

0.1.0 - 2026-08-07

Features

• format: Human-readable bytes, rates, ratios and ETAs
• engine: Torrent id, state and priority types
• engine: Snapshot, detail and event types
• engine: In-memory engine with event subscriptions
• engine: Add, remove and pause torrents in memory
• ipc: Gob message envelope and request types
• ipc: Unix socket server
• ipc: Dispatch requests to the engine
• ipc: Push engine events to connected clients
• ipc: Client with call/reply multiplexing
• cmd: Root command and daemon subcommand
• cmd: Dial the daemon, spawning one if needed
• cmd: List subcommand
• cmd: Add subcommand
• engine: Start a real torrent client
• engine: Track real torrents instead of simulated ones
• engine: Real speeds, ratio, ETA and peer counts
• engine: Report files, peers and trackers
• engine: Pause by disallowing data transfer
• engine: Per-file download priorities
• engine: Global and per-torrent rate limits
• engine: Recheck, move storage, and daemon-wide stats
• ipc: Expose the remaining engine operations
• cmd: Remove, pause and resume subcommands
• cmd: Recheck and priority subcommands
• cmd: Limit and move subcommands
• config: XDG-aware paths
• config: Rate parsing as a TOML-decodable type
• config: Load and validate config.toml
• cmd: Read settings from config.toml
• batch: Expand directories, globs and magnet lists
• batch: Fetch .torrent files over http(s)
• ipc: Add torrents in one batch call
• cmd: Expand add arguments through batch
• theme: Named colour palettes with eight built-ins
• theme: User themes from TOML files
• config: Choose the theme from config.toml
• tui: Bubbletea model, messages and event loop
• cmd: Open the TUI when run with no arguments
• tui: Pane geometry computed from the terminal size
• tui: Torrent list pane and footer
• tui: Status filter sidebar
• tui: Keymap with config overrides
• tui: Cursor navigation and selection
• tui: Pause, remove and recheck from the list
• tui: Search torrents by name
• tui: Keybind reference on h
• tui: Command palette on :
• engine: Piece map and richer peer detail
• tui: Docked detail pane with tabs and pane focus
• tui: Peers tab
• tui: Files tab with priority editing
• tui: Piece completion map
• engine: Open a file for streaming while it downloads
• stream: Serve torrent files over loopback HTTP
• ipc: PreviewURL, and start the stream server with the daemon
• player: Launch a configurable media player, detached
• tui: Stream the selected file with v
• cmd: Torrnado preview
• ipc: One daemon per socket, enforced by a lock file
• cli: List --watch redraws until interrupted
• tui: Vim's dd chord for remove
• tui: Enter moves focus into the detail pane
• Show how far a hash check has got
• config: Logging settings and a state directory
• logging: Text logger with levels, to stderr or a file
• engine: Route the torrent library's logs through our logger
• daemon: Log lifecycle events with timestamps
• engine: Log torrent lifecycle events
• engine: Persist the torrent session to disk
• daemon: Restore torrents on start
• daemon: Reopen the log file on SIGHUP
• docker: Image for running the daemon, and a linux test target
• systemd: Unit file, tested against a real systemd
• cli: A config command
• tui: Breathing room inside every pane
• tui: Progress as a column, one line per torrent
• tui: A wider progress bar
• tui: The progress bar grows with the terminal
• tui: Names come before the progress bar
• theme: List every theme that can be loaded
• tui: Splice a floating box over the frame
• tui: A floating theme picker
• tui: A :theme command
• tui: A status dot and labelled values in the daemon block
• vpn: Detect whether traffic leaves through a tunnel
• config: A vpn.required flag
• engine: Hold transfers until the system is on a VPN
• daemon: Wire the VPN guard to the engine
• tui: Show the VPN guard in the sidebar
• tui: Fixed-width speeds in the footer
• engine: Delete a torrent's data and keep the torrent
• ipc: A PurgeData call
• cli: Torrnado purge
• tui: X deletes the data and keeps the torrent
• engine: Report the directory holding a torrent's files
• config: An opener command
• tui: O opens the torrent's folder
• cli: Torrnado open
• cli: Torrnado version

Bug fixes

• engine: Reject a .torrent path that does not exist
• tui: Give the list the full column height
• tui: Bind the focus and tab keys
• tui: Give the list a stable order
• engine: Refuse a recheck before metadata arrives
• build: Ignore an inherited GOROOT
• engine: Closing the engine twice is safe
• engine: Port 0 really lets the OS choose
• daemon: Install signal handlers before the slow startup
• e2e: Keep the systemd test out of make e2e
• tui: Accept quoted arguments in the command palette
• engine: Report a hash check from its first tick
• engine: Move works, and shows how far its verify has got
• engine: Show check progress from a daemon that predates the flag
• tui: Status messages clear themselves
• tui: The command prompt is a prompt, not a highlight
• tui: The cursor and the selection stop hiding each other
• tui: The sidebar cursor is visible on the active filter
• tui: Don't rely on evaluation order when setting a status
• tui: A long status is shown rather than dropped
• engine: Delete the .part files too when deleting a torrent's data
• tui: V plays a torrent from anywhere, and says why when it cannot
• Fix readme
• release: Stop discarding the release notes

Dependencies

• Bump indirect deps off vulnerable versions

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Which build to take: linux_amd64 for a typical server or the
Docker host, darwin_arm64 for an Apple Silicon Mac.

These binaries are built without cgo, so they keep piece-completion
state in a pure-Go database rather than the SQLite one a local
go build uses. Swapping one for the other re-verifies data already
on disk once -- it is not lost, just checked again.