def parse_config():
"""
Use lib.config_parser to parse each target in the rtorrent_config dict.
I suppose it's more like verifying than parsing. Returns a list of dicts,
one dict per target.
"""
targets = []
for x in rtorrent_config:
try:
info = parse_config_part(rtorrent_config[x], x)
except RTorrentConfigException, e:
print "Invalid config: ", e
sys.exit(1)
targets.append(info)
def parse_config():
"""
Use lib.config_parser to parse each target in the rtorrent_config dict.
I suppose it's more like verifying than parsing. Returns a list of dicts,
one dict per target.
"""
targets = []
for x in rtorrent_config:
try:
info = parse_config_part(rtorrent_config[x], x)
except RTorrentConfigException, e:
print 'Invalid config: ', e
sys.exit(1)
targets.append(info)
#!/usr/bin/env python
from model.torrent import Torrent
from model.rtorrent import RTorrent
from model.peer import Peer
from lib.torrentrequester import TorrentRequester
from lib.peerrequester import PeerRequester
from config import rtorrent_config
from lib.config_parser import parse_config_part, RTorrentConfigException
targets = []
for x in rtorrent_config:
try:
info = parse_config_part(rtorrent_config[x], x)
except RTorrentConfigException, e:
print 'Invalid config: ', e
sys.exit(1)
targets.append(info)
if len(x) == 0:
print 'No targets'
sys.exit(1)
r = RTorrent(targets[0])
print '''Welcome to the pyroTorrent CLI interface.
We have created a RTorrent() object called 'r'.
Use the help() commands to find out how to use the client interface;
