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kzahel / jstorrent

JavaScript Torrent Client primarily for ChromeOS and the Chrome Web Store
https://www.jstorrent.com
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RSS Feed #69

Open nlvw opened 9 years ago

nlvw commented 9 years ago

Is it possible to add an RSS feed option similar to what is in utorrent or qbittorrent?

kzahel commented 9 years ago

No, I haven't added this functionality. I don't really have any plans to anytime soon. I never really had a use for it personally. I was always annoyed that uTorrent only kept the last RSS response, instead of continually adding items to the RSS feed list (i.e. saving all the responses in a database)

Would you use it for auto-downloading ? What is the minimal feature that you need?

nlvw commented 9 years ago

The feature is mostly for auto downloading. Such as when new anime/manga episodes come out the client automatically grabs the new episode from the feed and puts it in the designated folder.

If you look at qbittorrent's implementation its very robust and easily organized. They also have it in another "tab" so that its out of the way unless you actually use it.

On Tue, Oct 21, 2014 at 8:25 PM, Kyle Graehl notifications@github.com wrote:

No, I haven't added this functionality. I don't really have any plans to anytime soon. I never really had a use for it personally. I was always annoyed that uTorrent only kept the last RSS response, instead of continually adding items to the RSS feed list (i.e. saving all the responses in a database)

Would you use it for auto-downloading ? What is the minimal feature that you need?

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kzahel commented 9 years ago

Thanks for the tip. I'll take a look at their implementation and see how much work it would take. I thought that's what most people use the functionality for (auto-download). I'm also not sure if it's yet possible for the app to run in the background even when the app is not running e.g. to check the RSS feed every few hours. I'll have to look into that too.