pbtorrent/pbtorrent

   1 #! /bin/bash
   2 # a pirate bay torrent browsing script
   3 # v 0.2 by chochem
   4 #
   5 # This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
   6 # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
   7 # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
   8 # (at your option) any later version.
   9 #
  10 # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
  11 # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
  12 # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
  13 # GNU General Public License for more details.
  14 #
  15 # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
  16 # along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
  17
  18 # PLEASE EDIT TO REFLECT YOUR SETUP
  19 watchdir=`pwd`
  20
  21
  22 # FUNCTION DEFINITIONS BEGIN #
  23
  24 printhelp () {
  25 echo "Pbtorrent is a script to browse/search the pirate bay from the command line. When torrents are picked the torrent file will be copied to a watch directoy, to be picked up by a torrent client, that automatically loads torrents in that directory (please edit the script to set the corrent 'watchdir' variable).
  26
  27 The syntax is fast-typed but somewhat inflexible (the order of apperance must be respected):
  28
  29 pbtorrent [search category key] ([sorting key]) ([search terms])
  30
  31 First, a (one and only one) search category is required. The options are:
  32    a    audio
  33    v    video
  34    s    software
  35    g    games
  36    x    anything else
  37    A    all of the above (requires search terms to work)
  38
  39 Second, a sorting key is optional (if none is entered, number of seeds is default). The options are:
  40    s    seeds
  41    z    size
  42    r    relevance (pirate bay default)
  43
  44 Finally you enter your search terms. If none are entered, you will be given the 'browse category' results.
  45
  46 Examples                        Meaning
  47 pbtorrent a                     Browse category audio with default (seeds) sorting key
  48 pbtorrent s r ubuntu            Search software category for 'ubuntu' with relevance sorting key
  49 pbtorrent v z                   Browse video category with size sorting key
  50 pbtorrent x surprise me         Search anything else category for term 'surprise me' with default sorting
  51
  52 Your search results will be presented in table format with a number, a name, size (caveat: you have to guess if it means kiB, MiB or GiB - sucks, i know, but it saves a lot of trouble, and it's not that hard to figure out), number of seeds and number of leeches. Just enter the number(s) of the torrent(s) you want (multiple numbers should be separated by a space) and hit enter, and the torrent will be downloaded and fed to transmission. In order to be able to keep browsing your results (say you're looking at the first page of the most popular video files, 'pbtorrent v', and want to see what's on the following page(s) too), the script will only exit when 'q' or 'x' is entered."  | fmt -s -w $twidth
  53 exit
  54 }
  55
  56 quitter () {
  57 echo "No connection."
  58 exit
  59 }
  60
  61 # This is what should be done with the downloaded torrents
  62 whattodowithtorrent () {
  63 for l in $k; do
  64         wget -U "$userid" -qO ${watchdir}/pb${l}.torrent "${torrenturl[$l]}" && echo "${torrenturl[$l]} downloaded."
  65 done
  66 }
  67
  68 # FUNCTION DEFINITIONS END #
  69
  70 # initial settings
  71 twidth=$(tput cols)
  72 nwidth=$((${twidth}-29))
  73 j=0
  74 while [ $j -lt $twidth ]; do
  75         hrule="${hrule}-"
  76         let j++
  77 done
  78
  79 # get help
  80 if [ -z "$*" -o "$*" = "-h" -o "$*" = "--help" ]; then
  81         printhelp;
  82 fi
  83
  84 # first is category of search, second is sorting key (seeds, size, relevance),
  85 # third is search terms (if none are entered, browse category)
  86 case "$1" in
  87         a) searchcat="100";;
  88         v) searchcat="200";;
  89         s) searchcat="300";;
  90         g) searchcat="400";;
  91         x) searchcat="600";;
  92         A) searchcat="100,200,300,400,600";;
  93         *) echo "Not valid category. Printing help..."; printhelp;;
  94 esac
  95 shift
  96 case "$1" in
  97         s) sortby="7"; shift;;
  98         z) sortby="5"; shift;;
  99         r) sortby="99"; shift;;
 100         *) sortby="7";;
 101 esac
 102 if [ -z "$*" ]; then
 103         mode="browse"; searchterms="$searchcat"; searchcat=""
 104 else
 105         mode="search"; searchterms="$(echo "$*" | tr \  \+)"
 106 fi
 107
 108 page=0
 109 loop=1
 110
 111 # main script loop to allow repeat runs with new page number (will stop once user quits)
 112 while [ $loop -eq 1 ]; do
 113
 114 searchurl="http://thepiratebay.org/${mode}/${searchterms}/${page}/${sortby}/${searchcat}"
 115 userid='Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9) Gecko/2008060701 Firefox/3.0'
 116
 117 # download and cut search results
 118 wget -U "$userid" -qO /tmp/pbindex.htm "$searchurl" || quitter
 119 grep -A 3 "http://torrents.thepiratebay.org" /tmp/pbindex.htm > /tmp/pbindex
 120
 121 # 'parsing' for torrent addresses and names
 122 c=0
 123 addresses="$(grep -oE 'http://torrents.thepiratebay.org/[0-9]+/.+\.[0-9]+\.TPB\.torrent' /tmp/pbindex)"
 124 if [ -z "$addresses" ]; then
 125         echo "Search produced no results. Please try again"
 126         exit
 127 fi
 128 for i in $addresses; do
 129         let c++
 130         torrenturl[$c]="$i"
 131         tempname="$(echo $i | sed -r -e s/'http\:\/\/torrents\.thepiratebay\.org\/[0-9]+\///g' -e 's/\.[0-9]+\.TPB\.torrent$//g' -e 's/_/\ /g')"
 132         tempname2="${tempname:0:${nwidth}}"
 133         while [ ${#tempname2} -lt ${nwidth} ]; do
 134                 tempname2="$tempname2 "
 135         done
 136         torrentname[$c]="$tempname2"
 137 done
 138
 139 # 'parsing' for size, seeds and leechers data
 140 c=0
 141 p=0
 142 numbers="$(grep -v 'http://torrents.thepiratebay.org' /tmp/pbindex | grep -oE [0-9\.]+)"
 143 for i in $numbers; do
 144         let p++
 145         case $p in
 146                 1) let c++; size="$i"; while [ ${#size} -lt 7 ]; do size=" $size"; done; size[$c]=$size ;;
 147                 2) seeds="$i"; while [ ${#seeds} -lt 5 ]; do seeds=" $seeds"; done; seeds[$c]=$seeds;;
 148                 3) leechers="$i"; while [ ${#leechers} -lt 5 ]; do leechers=" $leechers"; done; leechers[$c]=$leechers; p=0;;
 149         esac
 150 done
 151
 152 # produce rows of data
 153 # prints a horizontal rule every five lines for better orientation
 154 clear
 155
 156 j=0
 157 echo -n "NO  TORRENT"
 158 while [ $j -lt $(($twidth-29)) ]; do
 159         echo -n " "
 160         let j++
 161 done
 162 echo "SIZE   SEED  LEECH"
 163
 164 j=0
 165 while [ $j -lt $c ]; do
 166         let j++
 167         if [ $j -lt 10 ]; then j2=" $j"; else j2="$j"; fi
 168         echo -e "$j2) ${torrentname[$j]}    ${size[$j]}  ${seeds[$j]}  ${leechers[$j]}"
 169         if [ $(($j % 5)) -eq 0 -a $j -ne 30 ]; then
 170                 echo "$hrule"
 171         fi
 172 done
 173
 174 # user input and torrent download
 175 echo; read -p "Enter the number(s) of the torrent(s) you wish to download (hit enter for next page, p for previous page, q for quit): " k
 176
 177 case "$k" in
 178         q) loop=0; echo "Quitting...";;
 179         x) loop=0; echo "Quitting...";;
 180         p) let page--; echo "Getting previous page of results...";;
 181         '') let page++; echo "Getting next page of results...";;
 182         *) whattodowithtorrent;;
 183 esac
 184
 185 # main script loop ends
 186 done