trans_to_deluge.php

#!/usr/bin/php
<?php
/* Transmission to Deluge export script
 * 
 * Transmission - transmission-gtk 2.77 (14031)
 * Deluge - deluge: 1.3.6
 * Script - PHP 5.4.14 (cli)
 *
 * How to use this script;
 * 1) Run `php trans_to_deluge.php` and make sure there aren't any errors.
 * 2) Save the output (`php trans_to_deluge.php > out.temp`)
 * 3) Copy the out.temp to your copy-paste buffer
 * 4) Run `deluge-console`, ensure you are connected, and simply paste the data
 *    into the console. It should simply add all the torrents sequentially and
 *    if the data is availible, it should link it up properly.
 *
 * Ways the script can die:
 * - "RegEx cannot find destination for [...]"
 * Something is wrong with the regular expression for the resume file.
 * - "Not a torrent: [...]"
 * The resume file does not have a corresponding torrent file.
 * 
*/

define("CLI_RED",   "\033[31;40m\033[1m[%s]\033[0m");

chdir($_SERVER['HOME']."/.config/transmission/resume/");

$torrent_dir = $_SERVER['HOME']."/.config/transmission/torrents";

foreach(glob("*.resume") as $resume){
  $raw = file_get_contents($resume);
  $dest = get_dest($raw,$resume);
  $name = get_name($resume);
  $console = "add -p \"$dest\" \"$torrent_dir/$name\"\n";
  echo $console;
  //echo "$name\n";
  //echo "$dest\n";
}

function get_dest($raw,$resume){
  if(preg_match("@destination(\d){1,2}:(\/(.)+?)3:@",$raw,$matches)){
    return $matches[2];
  } else {
    error("RegEx cannot find destination for $resume");
  }
}

function get_name($resume){
  $data = explode(".",$resume);
  array_pop($data);
  $torrent = implode(".",$data).".torrent";
  if(!is_file("../torrents/$torrent")){
    error("Not a torrent: $torrent");
  }
  return $torrent;
}

function error($msg){
  echo sprintf(CLI_RED," ERROR: $msg \n");
  die();
}

nice! super helpful.

I did have some issues just pasting the list into Deluge console though. I had a large list of 1000+ torrents. Deluge only took ~200 of them before it cut off the paste.

I wrote this script to import them slowly into the console one by one which worked better for me.

usage is: ./<script name> <output file from trans_to_deluge.php>

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# copy all output to a log file
logname="deluge_import.log"
# delay in seconds between adding torrents
time="60"
# port for deluge-console connection
deluge_port="58846"

# log all output to file
exec >  >(tee -ia `dirname "$0"`/$logname)
exec 2> >(tee -ia `dirname "$0"`/$logname >&2)

if [[ -z $1 ]]; then
	read -p "Path to input file: " 1
fi

# deluge-console syntax example:
# deluge-console "connect 127.0.0.1:58846 ; <line from trans_to_deluge.php output> ; exit"
 
while read i; do
	deluge-console "connect 127.0.0.1:$deluge_port ; \
	$i; \
	exit"
	sleep $time
	echo
done < $1