Magnet link and torrent file generator

Retract1822 commented 1 week ago

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It would be awesome if we can have a Magnet link generator where you can input a torrent info hash and torrent name and it will generate a magnet link for it along with an optional .torrent file for download.

For example the hash for the current Arch Linux ISO is: 186e418c3db64cf184f505ef85d4fa30928e6252 and the magnet link would look something like this:

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:186e418c3db64cf184f505ef85d4fa30928e6252&dn=archlinux-2024.11.01-x86_64.iso

where dn is the torrent name

Is their example of this tool in the wild?

Closest I could find is here: https://hardrisk.github.io/magnet/ but it doesn't generate a .torrent file to download nor is it self-hosted

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sharevb commented 1 day ago

Hi @Retract1822, implemented in #1201

sharevb commented 1 day ago

Hi, for people interested in up to date version of it-tools, I made kind of a fork here : https://github.com/sharevb/it-tools (https://sharevb-it-tools.vercel.app/ and docker images https://github.com/sharevb/it-tools/pkgs/container/it-tools)

Retract1822 commented 23 hours ago

Hi @Retract1822, implemented in #1201

Thank you so much! I didn't think it was that important which is why I tried to close it, but thank you :)

Hi, for people interested in up to date version of it-tools, I made kind of a fork here : https://github.com/sharevb/it-tools (https://sharevb-it-tools.vercel.app/ and docker images https://github.com/sharevb/it-tools/pkgs/container/it-tools)

Out of interest what's more up to date about it - I noticed it mentions adding all the PRs. Does this mean the original IT-Tools (i.e this repo) is no longer being developed? Also do you expect the fork to be kept in sync/up to date with new features added to this repo (if it is still being updated that is)? I'm wondering which one I should use going forward, as I'd like to stick with the one that's being kept up to date and is seeing active development.

Thanks again

sharevb commented 23 hours ago

Hi @Retract1822, my idea about this "temporary" fork (I would hope sometime, PR will be merged by @CorentinTh, the only maintainer of this repo as far as I know), I forked : 1/ because I made many "not yet merged PR since months" (https://github.com/CorentinTh/it-tools/pulls/sharevb) 2/ because many people asked about up to date PR (and some of the tools are useful to me) 3/ PR previews are no longer deployed 4/ because I wanted to test the ability to merge all these PR (building was kind of challenging regarding "out of memory")

I will always make PR on the original repo and bulkly apply them to my fork. BUT for time being, I don't actually care about any other translation than english. So, I call my fork "temporary"

Retract1822 commented 23 hours ago

That makes sense, thank you for all your hard work. I do hope all the PRs get more attention, you've certainly put in a lot of effort :)

CorentinTh / it-tools