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...This module allows users to announce and lookup peers for specific torrents without the need for trackers. It’s lightweight, fast, and well-suited for building custom torrent clients, browser-based peers, or decentralized apps. This project powers part of WebTorrent and is maintained with performance and minimalism in mind.

tv.js is a JavaScript smart TV experiment for streaming movies through a TV-style interface. It was built as a 24-hour hackathon project and is designed to run as a server with a browser-based front end. The app can run on a Raspberry Pi connected to a television through HDMI. Its interface can be controlled from a smartphone, so users do not need a keyboard or mouse in the living room. The project originally combined movie lookup, torrent search, BitTorrent streaming, and video conversion into one prototype. ...

LeechCraft is a cross-platform modular "internet-client" application. It has plugins that allow one to browse the web, chat via instant messaging (like Jabber or IRC), read RSS/Atom feeds, download files via BitTorrent, Direct Connect and other protocols, play media files and much more.

Aria2Web is a PHP- and Javascript-based application that allows you to control the excellent and lightweight "aria2" over the web. That way you can use it as a download manager.

This is a webInterface for the BtQueue project. In this, i use javascript like: prototype, php and html. This project function is: Monitoring, and editing torrents in a webbrowser, what running in the BtQueue. This project is similar to TorrentFlux.

This project aims to be a fully functional web frontend for the extremely stable and fast XBTT BitTorrent tracker. Initially I thought it would be loosely based on the TBDEV.NET code, but came to the conclusion that a completely new application would be

This project aims to assist independent artists in re-claiming their rights in the digital music revolution by providing an open source platform to reach their audience who support the artist by re-distributing media in a de-centralised peer-to-peer network.