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Re: Post your execute plugin scripts!

Posted: Sun May 24, 2015 1:42 am
by TPG
This is basically a very simple bash script to dump info upon completion in an html file instead of a log file. The html can then be viewed from anywhere over my LAN
Here is my code:

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#!/bin/bash
torrentid=$1
torrentname=$2
torrentpath=$3
OUTPUT="/path/to/nas/share/deluge_scripts/info.html"
echo "<div class="date">$(date)</div> <div class="lblDone">$torrentname</div><a href=\"//$torrentpath\">$torrentpath</a><br>" >> $OUTPUT
And inside the info.html file, I have some styling:

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<style>
body {background-color:lightgray; border:2px solid gray; padding:1em;}
img	{float:right;}
.date {color:#6c42c9; display: inline-block;}
.lblAdded {color:red; padding-right:1em;display: inline-block;}
.lblDone 	{color:green; padding-right:1em;display: inline-block;}
</style>

Re: Post your execute plugin scripts!

Posted: Fri May 29, 2015 3:56 pm
by bri
Since nobody has posted anything written in Windows Batch yet...

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:addtorrents %torrentid% %torrentname% %torrentpath%
::Copies any MP3 files, any M4A files, and any PDF files (ONLY copies PDFs if MP3 and/or M4A files are found) to the folder D:\autoadd, and adds a line to %userprofile%\Music\deluge-script.log with the date/time of script run
setlocal
set torrentid=%1
set torrentname=%2
set torrentpath=%3
set "log=%userprofile%\Music\deluge-script.log"
set autoadd=D:\autoadd
@echo on
::reset errorlevel
set errorlevel=
cmd /c exit /b 0

echo Download of %torrentname% Completed at %date% %time%: ^<%torrentpath%\%torrentname%^> ^<%torrentid%^>  >> "%log%"
pushd %torrentpath%\%torrentname%
call:mktmp filestoadd
call:findmp3 && call:findpdf
call:findm4a && call:findpdf
type %filestoadd%
for /f "tokens=*" %%a in (%filestoadd%) do (copy /b /d /y "%%a" d:\autoadd)
endlocal & del %filestoadd% & exit /b %errorlevel%

:findmp3
2>nul 1>> %filestoadd% dir /b /s *.mp3 && exit /b 0 || exit /b 1
:findm4a
2>nul 1>> %filestoadd% dir /b /s *.m4a && exit /b 0 || exit /b 1
:findpdf
2>nul 1>> %filestoadd% dir /b /s *.pdf && exit /b 0 || exit /b 1

:mktmp (out)tmpfilename
setlocal
pushd %temp%
set tmpfilename=%1
set filename=addtorrents.%tmpfilename%.%random%.tmp
type nul>%filename%
endlocal & set %tmpfilename%=%temp%\%filename%
D:\autoadd is a directory symbolic link* that points to my "Automatically add to iTunes" folder, and Google Music syncs with iTunes. I like to keep the PDFs that come with albums, too.

I didn't work very hard on making the script particularly clean or commenting it very well, but it will get the job done for me :)

*mklink /d linkname linktarget

Re: Post your execute plugin scripts!

Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2015 8:47 am
by TPG
To those who also have xbmc/kodi running, this little script will show a notification when media is added and when media is completed.

Media added:

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#!/bin/bash
torrentid=$1
torrentname=$2
torrentpath=$3
ssh osmc@osmc_ip_address 'xbmc-send -a "Notification(Deluge: Media added,' $torrentname , 5000 , "/path/to/image" ')"'
Media completed:

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#!/bin/bash
torrentid=$1
torrentname=$2
torrentpath=$3
ssh osmc@osmc_ip_address 'xbmc-send -a "Notification(Deluge: Media ready,' $torrentname , 5000 , "/path/to/image" ')"'
Of course this requires that the machine running deluged have ssh access to the machine running xbmc/kodi without having to enter password. This can be achived by creating key pair using

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ssh-keygen
Note that: 5000 is the time to display the notification in milliseconds. /path/to/image is the icon image to display which should be resolvable by xbmc/kodi (I uploaded mine to the home folder in kodi)

Re: Post your execute plugin scripts!

Posted: Sun Apr 24, 2016 3:37 am
by haydent
Here's a little history script that i made to use with my textTab plugin to record recently finished torrents and show them in a tab in deluge.
http://forum.deluge-torrent.org/viewtop ... =9&t=53953

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#!/usr/bin/python
import sys
import os
import time
#sys.argv[1] - id
#sys.argv[2] - name
#sys.argv[3] - path


f = open("/media/sdf1/home/fh8123789/private/deluge/data/History.txt", "a")
try:
    f.write("%s - %s - %s\n" % (os.path.basename(os.path.normpath(sys.argv[3])), sys.argv[2], time.strftime("%d/%m")))
except:
    pass
    
f.close()

Sorting: move downloaded torrent data to other location

Posted: Thu May 12, 2016 6:13 pm
by x-fuego
Hi! I'am a newbie to the bash-scripting, but I think that my script is nice. This script I use on complete with Execute plugin. Script will check extentions of downloaded files and move torrent data to other location. So we can sort data by type of. Because deluge-console isn't supported mv command, script do it via two steps: first rm command, then add. After re-adding torrent, deluge will recheck data and start seeding again.

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#!/bin/bash

script_name=$(basename $0)

torrent_id=$1
torrent_name=$2
torrent_path=$3

# you can use any paths, but check write access before
videos_directory_path="$torrent_path/Видео"
audios_directory_path="$torrent_path/Аудио"
programs_directory_path="$torrent_path/Программы"

# current torrent file: we need to back it up it before use "deluge-console rm ..."
torrent_file="${HOME}/.config/deluge/state/${torrent_id}.torrent"
# torrent backup path name
tmp_file="/tmp/$torrent_id.torrent"

# current full path to downloaded data
data_full_path="$torrent_path/$torrent_name"

log()
{
        logger -t "$script_name" "$@"
        #echo "$@"
}

# this func will try to execute command, and, if it failure, write messages to system log
run()
{
        local result_output
        local result_code
        local command_text
        local whitespace="[[:space:]]"

        for i in "$@"
        do
                if [[ $i =~ $whitespace ]]; then
                        i=\"$i\"
                fi
                if [ -n "$command_text" ]; then
                        command_text="$command_text $i"
                else
                        command_text="$i"
                fi
        done

        result_output=$(eval "$command_text" 2>&1)
        result_code=$?
        if [ $result_code -ne 0 ]; then
                log  "$result_output"
        fi
        return $result_code;
}

#if [ -e "$data_full_path" ] ||  {[ "$data_full_path" != "$videos_directory_path" ] && [ "$data_full_path" != "$audios_directory_path" ] && [ "$data_full_path" != "$programs_directory_path" ];}; then
if [ -e "$data_full_path" ]; then
        log "Обработка $data_full_path [ID: $torrent_id]"
fi

handle_as="none"

if [ -f "$data_full_path" ]; then

        run chmod a+rwx "$data_full_path"
        #run chown nobody:nogroup "$data_full_path"

		# need to modify for case insensitive checking
        if [[ $torrent_name == *.mkv || $torrent_name == *.avi || $torrent_name == *.mpg ]]; then
                handle_as="video"
        elif [[ $torrent_name == *.mp3 || $torrent_name == *.flac ]]; then
                handle_as="audio"
        elif [[ $torrent_name == *.exe ]]; then
                handle_as="program"
        fi
fi

if [ -d "$data_full_path" ] && [ "$data_full_path" != "$videos_directory_path" ] && [ "$data_full_path" != "$audios_directory_path" ] && [ "$data_full_path" != "$programs_directory_path" ]; then

        run chmod -R a+rwxX "$data_full_path"
        #run chown -R nobody:nogroup "$data_full_path"

        if [[ -n $(find "$data_full_path" -iname "*.exe") ]]; then
                handle_as="program"
        elif [[ -n $(find "$data_full_path" -iname "*.mkv" -or -iname "VIDEO_TS" -or -iname "*.avi" -or -iname "BDMV" -or -iname "*.mpg") ]]; then
                handle_as="video"
        elif [[ -n $(find "$data_full_path" -iname "*.mp3" -or -iname "*.flac") ]]; then
                handle_as="audio"
        fi
fi

if [ $handle_as != "none" ]; then

        if [ $handle_as == "video" ]; then
                destination_directory_path="$videos_directory_path"
        elif [ $handle_as == "audio" ]; then
                destination_directory_path="$audios_directory_path"
        elif [ $handle_as == "program" ]; then
                destination_directory_path="$programs_directory_path"
        else
                exit
        fi

        if [ ! -d "$destination_directory_path" ]; then
                run mkdir "$destination_directory_path"
        fi

        if [ -d "$destination_directory_path" ] && [ ! -w "$destination_directory_path" ]; then
                run chmod a+rwXt "$destination_directory_path"
        fi

        if [ -f "$torrent_file" ]; then
                run cp "$torrent_file" "/tmp"
                run deluge-console rm $torrent_id
        fi

        run mv "$data_full_path" "$destination_directory_path"
        if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
                if [ -f "$tmp_file" ] && [ -e "$destination_directory_path" ]; then
                        run deluge-console add -p "$destination_directory_path" "$tmp_file"
                fi
        fi

fi


Re: Post your execute plugin scripts!

Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2016 12:47 pm
by X_Ch4n
Hi guys,
thank you for your great work.

I'm trying to write an execute script. i've a question: what about the spaces inside the torrent name?

this is my simple code:

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#!/bin/bash

torrentid=$1
torrentname=$2
torrentpath=$3
finalpath=$torrentpath/$torrentname

echo $finalpath
If torrent name is such a "This is the torrent Name", the content of variable $torrentname will be 'This' then $torrentpath/$torrentname will point a non-existent dir and i can't perform any operation on the files contained into the dir "This is the torrent name".

My machine is a Debian Jessie (8.6) and Deluge 1.3.10-3 (installed from apt repo.

How can i solve this annoying issue?

Thank you in advance.

Re: Post your execute plugin scripts!

Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2016 8:33 pm
by mhertz
Use double-quotes on variable-values.

Also, something I recently found out, e.g. "$dir/*.mkv" doesn't work in bash scripts, but needs to be like this: "$dir"/*.mkv for content with spaces. ...Wish everyone would just simply follow the nice unix convention of using underscores instead of spaces and lowercase-only - dammit! :)

Re: Post your execute plugin scripts!

Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2016 11:04 pm
by X_Ch4n
hi mherts,
thank you for your feedback.

Maybe my previous post wasn't so clear.
I'm talking about the case when the torrent name (received as parameter by execute plugin) has space inside:

Example:
When deluge finish to download a torrent named as "Just downloaded torrent", it will activate the execute plugin as follow:

./execute_script.sh 4e1a68ece3c098b16fd1783d106cfade5facaff7 Just downloaded torrent /the/absolute/path/where/to/save/all my torrents/

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torrentid=$1
torrentname=$2
torrentpath=$3
finalpath="$torrentpath"/"$torrentname"

echo $finalpath
will result in:
downloaded/Just

Now..... How can i prevent this?

Thank you in advance for your effort.

Re: Post your execute plugin scripts!

Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2016 2:40 pm
by mhertz
If testing with e.g.:

echo "$2" > /home/user/test.log
echo "$3" >> /home/user/test.log

Does it still not show full name/path? If it doesn't work, then it's a deluge-bug and needs code-changing.

Re: Post your execute plugin scripts!

Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2016 7:38 pm
by X_Ch4n
yes, of course. No problems when i manually execute the script using the " to the parameters:
e.g.

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./execute_script.sh 4e1a68ece3c098b16fd1783d106cfade5facaff7 "Just downloaded torrent" "/the/absolute/path/where/to/save/all my torrents/"
The matter is Execute plugin calls the bash script without the "..."