methods and selectors api about torrent-stream-server HOT 4 CLOSED

I added selector support for API. You can find documentation here.

But I am not sure about fileIndex parameter. Why should you wish to select a file by index? Do torrent files even has some specific order? When I display files, I re-sort them by file names.

Also, by default (or when selector matches multiple files) API returns the biggest file, which I think makes sense.

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I added selector support for API. You can find documentation here.

But I am not sure about fileIndex parameter. Why should you wish to select a file by index? Do torrent files even has some specific order? When I display files, I re-sort them by file names.

Also, by default (or when selector matches multiple files) API returns the biggest file, which I think makes sense.

When I display files, I re-sort them by file names.

brilliantly fast work, you did it, &fileType=video%2Fmp4&fileIndex=1 , now users can select which file in multifile torrent to play from cli

i noticed some issue maybe is this normal or it should be &fileType=video/mp4&fileIndex=1 is there some space issue in swagger, it seemed to replace / to %2F to output.

another good torrent indexer, search based on ipfs, even if they take out the domain, users can still access the database through any public ipfs gateway. thepiratebay is good but its not being updated anymore with new content.

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it seemed to replace / to %2F to output

That is the correct behavior. All parameters are encoding using encodeURIComponent. Well, technically without encoding also works (at least in most cases).

another good torrent indexer, search based on ipfs, even if they take out the domain, users can still access the database through any public ipfs gateway

It looks interesting. The only issue is that you can't filter by category.

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it seemed to replace / to %2F to output

That is the correct behavior. All parameters are encoding using encodeURIComponent. Well, technically without encoding also works (at least in most cases).

another good torrent indexer, search based on ipfs, even if they take out the domain, users can still access the database through any public ipfs gateway

It looks interesting. The only issue is that you can't filter by category.

shame , the developer especially disabled that feature to make it simple to use. ehh

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