Triblerr *arr apps shim

Provides a qBittorrent API shim for Tribler.

What's that for?

If you're using *arr apps and you want to use Tribler as a download client, you can use this shim to allow *arr apps to communicate with Tribler through configuring it as a qBittorrent client.

Configuration

Tribler shim includes the following configuration options:

• TRIBLER_ARR_SHIM_SCHEME="http"
• TRIBLER_ARR_SHIM_ADDR="localhost"
• TRIBLER_ARR_SHIM_PORT="8091"
• TRIBLER_API_ENDPOINT="localhost:20100"
• TRIBLER_API_KEY=""
• TRIBLER_DOWNLOAD_DIR="/downloads"
• DEFAULT_CATEGORY=""
• TLS_SKIP_VERIFY="false"

Run as a Docker container

1. Deploy Tribler Instructions on deploying Tribler is beyond the scope of this document. Please refer to official Tribler instructions - Tribler

Ensure the shim can access the endpoint that Tribler API is running on, and note down the API key.

1. Copy .env.example to .env

cp .env.example .env

1. Modify .env variables as needed Fill in Tribler API details and preferred downloads dir. DEFAULT_CATEGORY can be arbitrary, it only used to return the save path for *arr apps.

2. Run Docker image

docker --env-from .env run github.com/sashkachan/tribler-arr-shim:main

Caveats

Categories

*arr apps distinguish their downloads from others by fetching the list with a category selector that will be applied to all API calls. Tribler does not implement a concept of categories but it can add tags to downloads. This means that regardless of the configured category in an *arr app, all downloads will be returned on list requests.

TODO

1. Support multiple categories.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.