Good job and much welcome :) I always add debug-prints for debugging to look at in terminal, or to logging if preferred, to not work in blind so to speak, and delete afterwards. Interestingly, I could not get debugging to show me anything with this plugin. When I ran deluged with debugging enabled,...

ambipro wrote: ↑Sun Feb 11, 2024 2:33 am Sounds good man, would be nice to see something for 2.x

Well ... we have a Deluge 2 working plugin ... it just wont install through the preferences pane and you have to drop it into the plugins folder then restart ... but it does work... I added it to the top post.

Please ask a specific question regarding something and I'll, or others, will gladly help you :) Well, I got it working by doing what you said ... just copy the egg file into the plugin folder and restart deluged and the web UI ... then I enabled it and its working fine (though its not the same code...

You can open any of the plugins as a zip file (rename to zip or open with something like 7zip or winrar) and see all the python files that make that up. Would be easiest to just see examples of plugins similar to what you require. Yeah, I figured out that egg files are renamed zip files on accident...

Edit: Apologies I reread your post which only skimmed originally, and see you're not about updating plugin, only making original, so much of info is superfluous, sorry about that. No worries on that, I understood some of what you said ... lol ... What I really liked about the document that I linked...

Now I'm certainly in new territory in the Python space - most of my programming experience has been with Java. That being said, I can't seem to find a clear definition of what is required for creating a Deluge 2 plugin. I found the instructions that discuss how to convert a version 1 plugin to a ver...

There is Nofolder if I'm not mistaken, but regardless, thanks for the contribution :) Might wanna mention is a deluge v1.x plugin I'd suggest, well the filename eludes that already I guess. Thanks! NoFolder did a bit more than just create the single file folder ... and so it wasn't ideal for my nee...

For me personally, I like my torrent downloads folder to only contain sub-folders - one per torrent. However, Deluge only creates a sub-folder when a torrent has more than one file. Single-file torrents get placed in the root download folder. And, there is no option within Deluge to alter this behav...