Welcome to PTORR-API, a RESTful API for torrents!

NOTE: This Project is just for educational purpose (of mine), It doesn't encourage the pirated content avaiable on the internet!

• Hosting API locally
• Setting up development enviornment
• Modules used
• Route Methods
• To contribute to the project

NOTE: To replicate, you will need CREDENTIALS. Go get yours at by signing up here (If you need help with this step, feel free to ask for help in our Support Server

• Clone this repo using git clone
• cd into the bot folder.
• Add the token in a .env file in the project root as follows:

UNAME=<your username>
PSWRD=<your password>

• Install the pipenv via pip install pipenv and then run:

pipenv install

• Enjoy!
• You may do bug-reporting or ask for help in on the SupportServer... or just open an issue on this repo.

• git
• pip
• python 3.8.6 or higher

1. Fork and clone the repository with git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/ptorr-api

2. Get to the clone directory using the command cd ptorr-api

3. Copy the contents of the .env.sample file into a new file - .env and add your DISCORD bot token in there.

4. Now follow these steps

   (Requires pipenv) - Install pipenv
   - Run pipenv sync --dev to install project dependencies and development dependencies
   - Run pipenv run start to run the bot.
   - For downloading more libraries, use pipenv install <package-name>
   - If you're adding any development-dependencies, use-> pipenv install <package-name> --dev\

Before contributing, here is some information that might help your PR (Pull Request) get merged.

Note: For more detailed information about how to contribute, please refere to the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

Note: Make sure you have been assigned the issue to which you are making a PR. If you make PR before being assigned, It will be labeled invalid and closed without merging.

1. Add a upstream link to main branch in your cloned repo

git remote add upstream https://github.com/pvcodes/pi_bot.git

2. Keep your cloned repo upto date by pulling from upstream (this will also avoid any merge conflicts while committing new changes)

git pull upstream master

3. Create your feature branch

git checkout -b <feature-name>

4. Commit all the changes

git commit -am "Meaningful commit message"

5. Push the changes for review

git push origin <branch-name>

6. Create a PR from our repo on Github.

Submit an issue on GitHub and add as much information as you can about the bug, with screenshots of inputs to the bot and bot response if possible (if the issue is regarding bugs).

• python 3
• requests
• BeautifulSoup4

• SUCCESS RESPONSE

For /key method
{
   "_status": "OK",
    "result": [
        {
            "id": "torr-id",
            "title": "torr-tile",

        }
    ]
}

For /info method
{
   "_status": "OK",
    "result": [
        {
            "title": "torr-tile",
            "size": "torr-size",
            "imdb": "torr's imdb link",
            "plot" : "torr's plot",
            "director":[],
            "writer":[],
            "cast":[]
        }
    ]
}

• ERROR RESPONSE

{
   "_status": "ERROR",
    "result": [
       "message" : "Error Message"
    ]
}

Returns json data containing the torr id's and title's.

• URL

  /key=keyword&maxCount=max_reponse_object

• Method:

  GET

• URL Params

  Required:

  keyword=[string] or k=[string]

  Optional:

  maxCount=[integer] or mx=[integer]

Returns json data containing the torr id's and title's.

• URL

  /recent or /r

• Method:

  GET

• URL Params

  • No Params required.

Returns json data containing the torr details.

• URL

  /info or /i

• Method:

  GET

• URL Params

  Required

  torr-id=[string]

Returns a torrent file to

• URL

  /getorr-torr-id

• Method:

  GET

• URL Params

  Required

  torr-id=[string]

• Example