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Torrra
A Python tool that lets you search and download torrents
...Users can add, pause, prioritize, and remove torrents dynamically, while the client intelligently manages piece selection, peer discovery, and bandwidth allocation to optimize download throughput. Torrra also includes hooks for event monitoring and status reporting, enabling third-party tools to visualize torrent progress or integrate with home automation dashboards. -
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Rain
BitTorrent client and library in Go
Rain is a fast, lightweight, and feature-rich BitTorrent client written in Go, designed to be used from the command line. It focuses on performance and simplicity, supporting both seeding and downloading operations with minimal system resource usage. Rain is ideal for automation, headless servers, and users who prefer terminal-based tools. It offers a clean API, making it easy to integrate into scripts and backend services that require torrent functionality. With its statically compiled... -
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NFT art maker
Generates images and metadata files, packs them into IPFS CAR files
...The primary task of this tool is to generate a randomized set of images from provided PNG layers and pack them into .car files. Then you can upload them to IPFS using nft.storage or other tools. nft-art-maker tool doesn't assume any way of uploading to ipfs, but I would recommend nft.storage where you can upload whole .car file. They offer free pinning service and Filecoin storage. So even if you delete it there or nft.storage stops working for some reason, the data will persist. Of course, learn about it first. They have a friendly UI, but you can also use the CLI tool for that. -
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ipfs-deploy
Zero-Config CLI to Deploy Static Websites to IPFS
Upload static websites to IPFS pinning services and optionally update the DNS. The goal of ipfs-deploy is to make it as easy as possible to deploy a static website to IPFS. -
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Storli
A CLI to upload files to IPFS and interact with them
A CLI to upload files to IPFS and interact with them using wbeb3.storage. -
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Qri CLI
Organize, version, automate, and share datasets
Because qri is global and content-addressed, adding data to qri also checks the entire network to see if someone has added it before. Since qri is focused solely on datasets, it can provide meaningful search results. Every change on qri is associated with a peer, creating an audit-able trail you can use to quickly see what has changed and who has changed it. All datasets on qri are automatically described at the time of ingest using a flexible schema that makes data naturally inter-operate.... -
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ens-updater
CLI tool to get/set Ethereum Name System records
Manage ENS names from the command line. ens-updater enables the automated update of e.g. contentHash records in the Ethereum Name System. In order to perform an update of an ENS record, ens-update needs the private key of the Ethereum account controlling the ENS name. The private key needs to be provided via the environment variable or through the file .env in the working directory. Unittests are plain mocha tests located in the folder "unitTests". They do not require ganache or another node... -
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The Fission CL
Command-line interface for Fission
The Fission CLI is now part of the main fission-suite/fission repo. We construct identity, data, and compute solutions for the future of the Internet. Users want data ownership and privacy without compromising on a seamless experience. You want to build a resilient application that is fast, cost-effective, and efficient. We build local-first and edge computing tools that make all of this possible.
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