This would allow us to even access private trackers in Unchained, without needing to natively implement
authentication or credential support, cookie handling etc.
One can even easily run Jackett on-device via Termux (either the mono implementation directly on Termux itself or the regular Linux binaries inside a proot distro, setting up dotnet in both vases was not hard), but my feature suggestion would basically just ask for Jackett's IP and port, so you could either use a LAN IP or have a remote instance,use a reverse proxy etc) We can use the /all/ endpoint or implement the standard categories etc.
The possibilities would be basically endless. 😎
Inspiration: https://github.com/rogerfar/rdt-client (he utilizes a fake qbittorrent remote to integrate with Jackett, Sonarr, Radarr etc. and it I just use it as a torrent client on the nzb360 Android app. We just want to use Jackett's API for some search magic though, no need to go that far)
https://github.com/jackett/jackett (Check the API) https://github.com/prowlarr/prowlarr
This would allow us to even access private trackers in Unchained, without needing to natively implement authentication or credential support, cookie handling etc.
One can even easily run Jackett on-device via Termux (either the mono implementation directly on Termux itself or the regular Linux binaries inside a proot distro, setting up dotnet in both vases was not hard), but my feature suggestion would basically just ask for Jackett's IP and port, so you could either use a LAN IP or have a remote instance,use a reverse proxy etc) We can use the /all/ endpoint or implement the standard categories etc.
The possibilities would be basically endless. 😎
Inspiration: https://github.com/rogerfar/rdt-client (he utilizes a fake qbittorrent remote to integrate with Jackett, Sonarr, Radarr etc. and it I just use it as a torrent client on the nzb360 Android app. We just want to use Jackett's API for some search magic though, no need to go that far)