def generate_torrent():
print(" [*] Generating the torrent file...")
try:
with open('/tmp/{}.txt'.format(randname), 'w') as f:
f.write(string_generator(20))
f.close()
t = Torrent(
path='/tmp/{}.txt'.format(randname),
trackers=[
'https://tracker1.{}.org:1234/announce'.format(randname),
'https://tracker2.{}.org:5678/announce'.format(randname)
],
comment='*****@*****.**')
t.private = True
t.generate()
t.write('/tmp/{}.torrent'.format(randname))
except Exception as e:
print(e)
print(" [*] Failed to generate the torrent due and error.")
sys.exit(1)
else:
print(" [*] Torrent generated with success!")
return True
def createtorrent(authkey, directory, filename, releasedata):
t = Torrent(
path=directory, trackers=[authkey]
) # Torf requires we store authkeys in a list object. This makes it easier to add multiple announce urls.
# Set torrent to private as standard practice for private trackers
t.private = True
t.generate()
## Format releasedata to bring a suitable torrent name.
# The reason we don't just use the directory name is because of an error in POSTING.
# POSTS do not seem to POST hangul/jp characters alongside files.
filename = f"{releasedata['artist']} - {releasedata['title']} [{releasedata['media']}-{releasedata['format']}].torrent"
try:
t.write(filename)
print("_" * 100)
print("Torrent creation:\n")
print(f"{filename} has been created.")
except:
print("_" * 100)
print("Torrent creation:\n")
os.remove(filename)
print(f"{filename} already exists, existing torrent will be replaced.")
t.write(filename)
print(f"{filename} has been created.")
return filename
from torf import Torrent
t = Torrent(path='C:/Users/Profesor/Documents/arquisoft',
trackers=['udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80/announce'],
comment='This is a comment')
t.private = False
t.generate()
t.write('C:/Users/Profesor/Documents/monitoria/nueva/torrents/ultimo.torrent')