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Informations about the package transmission

Transmission

You can use this package to communicate with your transmission installation's web/RPC server.

You can set up transmission by going into preferences > remote > enable remote access.

This package was written against Transmission's RPC spec, if you ever need more info on what each call does or what data it returns, that's the best place to start.

Installation

First you'll need to pull in the library

Short intro

Next you'll need to set up the Transmission object.

By not defining any config, the object will use sensible defaults to connect to transmission.

Let's retrieve the list of torrents we have in Transmission

Config

When initialising a Transmission object you can pass an array with several config options;

ssl boolean

Is the transmission web server served over https?

host string

The host/IP the transmission web server is running on (defaults to 127.0.0.1).

port string

What port is the transmission web server running on (defaults to 9091).

url string

What endpoint is the transmission web server running on (defaults to /transmission/rpc).

username string

What username is used to authenticate? (empty by default)

password string

What password is used to authenticate? (empty by default)

Main torrent methods

Retrieving torrents

Retrieves the list of torrents you see in transmission.

This will always return an array with HappyDemon\Services\Transmission\Torrents\Entity objects. You can check out the class to see what properties are available to it.

You could also use it to retrieve a single or multiple torrents that you have the ID of:

Adding torrents

Using any of these methods will let you add new torrents. Each time it will return a HappyDemon\Services\Transmission\Torrents\Entity object. The catch is, only 3 properties will be set though: id, hashString & name.

You can also add some extra options that would overwrite Transmission's own default settings:

Setting defaults

You could also overwrite Transmission's defaults 'globally'

Torrent entity methods

These are the methods that are available on a HappyDemon\Services\Transmission\Torrents\Entity object.

Actions

start

Starts the specific torrent.

stop

Stops the specific torrent.

verify

Verifies the specific torrent.

reannounce

Reannounces the specific torrent.

remove

Removes the specific torrent.

move

Moves the specific torrent to a different location on your file system.

update

Allows you to update some torrent-specific settings.

You could also update a singular torrent-setting like this:

Getters

The entity has a lot of properties, however I've added a few getters for ease-of-use:

status

Will return the torrents status as a string, whereas $torrent->status only returns a number.

activityDate

Will return a DateTime object, representing the last time torrent activity happened

addedDate

Will return a DateTime object, representing the date/time the torrent was added.

doneDate

Will return a DateTime object, representing time the torrent was completed.

percentDone

Will return the percentage that the torrent is completed whereas $torrent->percentDone would return this as a float.

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