Rustmission

TUI for the Transmission daemon

⚠️ I DO NOT PIRATE MOVIES. THE TORRENTS YOU SEE IN THIS IMAGE ARE SAMPLE DATA FABRICATED BY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. I DO NOT CONDONE PIRACY, AND I WOULD NEVER, EVER DO SUCH THING

Features

Built-in Search: Seamlessly search for magnets directly. This is a killer feature of Rustmission.
Async Rust: Utilizes Rust's async/await syntax for efficient, non-blocking IO operations.
Basic Operations: Allows to add, pause, remove, fuzzy filter your torrents.

Installation

To install Rustmission, ensure you have Rust and Cargo installed on your system, and then run:

cargo install rustmission

or with Nix:

nix run .

or with Brew:

brew install intuis/tap/rustmission

Usage

Launch Rustmission in your terminal to initialize the configuration and make adjustments as needed. Subsequently, run Rustmission again. For a list of keybindings, press '?'.

Configuration

Rustmission stores its configuration in a TOML file located at ~/.config/rustmission/config.toml by default. You can modify this file to set the daemon's IP address.

[general]
# Whether to hide empty columns or not
auto_hide = false

# Possible values: Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, Magenta, Cyan.
# Use prefix "Light" for a brighter color.
# It can also be a hex, e.g. "#3cb371"
accent_color = "LightMagenta"

# If enabled, shows various keybindings throughout the program at the cost of a
# little bit cluttered interface.
beginner_mode = true

[connection]
url = "http://CHANGE_ME:9091/transmission/rpc" # REQUIRED!

# If you need username and password to authenticate:
# username = "CHANGE_ME"
# password = "CHANGE_ME"

Alternatives

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you'd like to contribute to Rustmission, please fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request!

intuis / rustmission

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