Package: transmissionscripts
A set of scripts and functions to help managing a [Transmission](https://transmissionbt.com/) instance via
its RPC interface.Included ScriptsBelow is a list of the scripts along with simple descriptions of their functionality.ts_clean.pyThis script will scan active torrents for those which qualify to be removed from the client. This
tool reads in the config file and uses the tracker rules definitions defined in there to make decisions
as to what to remove.ts_cli.pyCurrently the most interesting script, it provides a vaguely unix-y shell like interpreter. You can chan commands
together similar to using pipes in any standard unix-like shell. Filters and commands are separated by | characters.The main initial command to use isls. If you give no arguments it will just list
out all torrents, similar to ls on a unix command line listing files.Some filters available:Filter by name: n=prefix_to_search_forFilter by tracker: t=tracker_key_prefixFilter by status: all, active, downloading, seeding, stopped, finishedSorting options:Sort by: id, progress, name, size, ratio, total speed, up/dl speed, status, queue position, ageReverse sortSome Commands available:start: Start all the torrents passed to it.stop: Stop all the torrents passed to it.count: Count the current torrents including filtering.any integer: Using any positive integer will limit torrent results to that value.print: print the results in a simple listExample Syntax and UsageList torrents filtering by those starting with fred and additionally also active.:(TS@172.16.1.9:9091)> ls | n=fred | active
[548] Freddie Gibbs - 2013 - ESGN 18% 0.0 [downloading]
[549] Freddie Gibbs - 2012 - Baby Face Killa (CD) [FLAC] 10% 0.0 [downloading]
[550] Freddie Gibbs - Cold Day In Hell [FLAC] 8% 0.0 [downloading]Stop all torrents starting with fred.:(TS@172.16.1.9:9091)> ls | n=fred | stop
> Stopping 3 torrents.Start all torrents stopped torrents:(TS@172.16.1.9:9091)> ls | stopped | start
> Starting 5 torrents.Get a total count of torrents registered within the client.:(TS@172.16.1.9:9091)> ls | count
598An example of limiting output to a specific number of lines, In this case 5.:(TS@172.16.1.9:9091)> ls | 5 | count
5Counting the number of torrents using the btn tracker.:(TS@172.16.1.9:9091)> ls | t=btn | c
296Running commands without invoking the REPL prompt. All commands from the REPL interface are supported:$ ts_cli.py --exec "ls|age|r|5"
[667] [DEF] Snowden.2016.720p.BluRay.x264 2% ra: 0.0 up: 0.0 kB/s dn: 95.0 kB/s [downloading]
[666] [BTN] Saturday.Night.Live.S42E10.Casey.Affleck.720p.HDTV 100% ra: 0.0513 up: 16.0 kB/s dn: 0.0 kB/s [seeding]
[665] [BTN] the.daily.show.2016.12.14.michael.k.williams.720p.hdtv.x264 100% ra: 0.0961 up: 0.0 kB/s dn: 0.0 kB/s [seeding]
[664] [BTN] The.Last.Leg.S09E10.720p.HDTV.mkv 100% ra: 0.1106 up: 0.0 kB/s dn: 0.0 kB/s [seeding]
[663] [BTN] Stephen.Colbert.2016.12.14.Neil.Patrick.Harris.720p 100% ra: 0.1875 up: 0.0 kB/s dn: 0.0 kB/s [seeding]Filtering by time comparisons. This example shows all torrents that are less than 10 hours old. The time arguments come in 3 parts.
The operator (< or >), the duration, a positive integer, and a unit, one of [mhdwMY] which are listed below.m = Minutesh = Hoursd = Daysw = WeeksM = MonthsY = YearsLimiting to torrents less than 10 hours old.:(TS@172.16.1.9:9091)> ls | time=<10h
[665] [BTN] the.daily.show.2016.12.14.michael.k.williams.720p.hdtv.x264-w4f.mkv [100%/424.1 MB] ra: 0.0961 up: 0.0 kB/s dn: 0.0 kB/s [seeding]
[666] [BTN] Saturday.Night.Live.S42E10.Casey.Affleck.720p.HDTV.x264-BRISK.mkv [100%/1.7 GB] ra: 0.0684 up: 0.0 kB/s dn: 0.0 kB/s [seeding]
[667] [DEF] Snowden.2016.720p.BluRay.x264-SPARKS [100%/7.1 GB] ra: 0.0132 up: 0.0 kB/s dn: 0.0 kB/s [seeding]Filter to torrents with a age of less than a day, limiting output to 2 results.:(TS@172.16.1.9:9091)> ls|time=<1d | 2
[659] [BTN] The.Twilight.Zone.1959.S01.720p.BluRay.x264-aAF [100%/42.2 GB] ra: 0.0 up: 0.0 kB/s dn: 0.0 kB/s [seeding]
[660] [BTN] The.Twilight.Zone.1960.S02.720p.BluRay.x264-aAF [100%/34.0 GB] ra: 0.0 up: 0.0 kB/s dn: 0.0 kB/s [seeding]