A small scraper for the jpopsuki tracker
var jps = require('jps');
jps.getTorrents({ cookie: 'cookiegoeshere'}, function(err, torrents) {
var newt = 0;
for (var i = 0; i < torrents.length; i++) {
if (torrents[i].new) {
newt++;
}
}
console.log('There are', newt, 'new torrents!');
});
Gets a list of torrents. options
must be passed in a cookie
field to be able to access jpopsuki. Optionally, a query
field can be passed in options too to request a more specific torrent search. The callback
gets an array of torrents if successful. The torrent object looks like this:
{
new: false,
group: false,
artist: {
id: 173,
name: 'SHINee',
orgname: '샤이니'
},
release: {
id: 83835,
type: 'PV',
title: 'Lucifer (Japanese Version)',
orgtitle: null,
date: '2011',
comments: 1,
tags: [ 'japanese', 'korean', 'pop', 'male.vocalist' ]
},
torrent: {
id: 110116,
filetype: 'MP4',
quality: null,
source: 'WEB',
reissue: null,
freeleech: false,
files: 1,
added: '1 day, 3 hours',
size: '185.18 MB',
snatchers: 139,
seeders: 50,
leechers: 0
}
}
Like getTorrents
but you must provide the html
string yourself.
Marks torrents you've already seen old.
Returns the link to a release image. ie album cover.
Returns the link to a release thumbnail image.
Returns the link to an artist's page.
Returns the link to a torrent's page.
Returns the link to a release's page.
Returns the link to a torrent's download. Excluding the authkey
and torrent_pass
fields in the url.
npm install jps
Tests are written with vows
npm test
MIT