This is a put.io client for the command line, written in Python.

• Browse your put.io storage
• Download individual files
• Recursively download a directory and its contents, reproducing the structure locally
• Delete files/folders
• Create directories
• Add transfers from URL(s)
• Resumable downloads

Set up the file ~/.config/putio-cli/config, with the following contents:

[api]
key=YOUR_API_KEY
secret=YOUR_API_SECRET

[download]
user=YOUR_PUTIO_USERNAME
password=YOUR_PUTIO_PASSWORD

The [download] section is optional, and is used only to retrieve files. If you do not download files using putio-cli, then you don't need to fill this section in.

The various subcommands are shown below:

• putio-cli info displays information about your account, including available/total disk space and bandwidth
• putio-cli add <url> [<url>...] will tell put.io to download from one or more URLs (either files or torrents)
• putio-cli add accepts text containing one or more URLs on standard input, and instructs put.io to download them all
• putio-cli ls <path> displays an ls-style directory listing of the given path
• putio-cli geturl <file> displays the download URL for the given file
• putio-cli get <file> downloads the file to the current directory
• putio-cli get <dir> downloads the entire remote directory and all of its contents to a subfolder of the current directory
• putio-cli mkdir <path> creates the given directory on put.io
• putio-cli rm <path> deletes the given remote path WITHOUT CONFIRMATION.

# Download a single file to the current directory
putio-cli get '/Films/My.Favourite.Film.avi'

# Download an entire directory, creating "Some Show" and everything below
# it inside the current directory
putio-cli get '/TV/Some Show'
# ... later ...
ls './Some Show/'
# your files and folders

• No support for moving/renaming files or folders (yet)
• Not very user-friendly to set up
• When resuming a file download, it doesn't tell you how much has been completed already -- just how much is left
• Only supports downloading to the current directory
• Fairly poor error handling

Dave Ingram