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1. app.codecrafters.io › courses › bittorrentBuild your own BitTorrent | CodeCrafters

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   In this challenge, you'll build a BitTorrent client that's capable of downloading a publicly available file using the BitTorrent protocol. Along the way, you'll learn about the BitTorrent protocol, .torrent files more.

2. github.com › bittorrent › torrent-web-toolsGitHub - bittorrent/torrent-web-tools

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   Generates optimized torrent files from static website files. positional arguments: INPUT -- One or more files or directories. 'index.html' must be in the root path of the torrent to automatically render a web page in the browser. optional arguments: --output OUTPUT, -o OUTPUT -- Path for torrent file to be output.

3. kimbatt.github.io › torrent-creatorOnline Torrent Creator - GitHub

   kimbatt.github.io › torrent-creator

   Create torrent files online. Piece size: Private torrent. Set creation date. Create torrent files directly in your web browser.

4. github.com › Kimbatt › torrent-creatorGitHub - Kimbatt/torrent-creator: Create torrent files in ...

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   Online torrent file creator. Create torrent files directly in your web browser, without downloading any programs. Select a file or a folder, then set the parameters: Torrent name: Name of the file / folder that the torrent client will create.

5. stackoverflow.com › questions › 4318969Where to find BitTorrent source code? - Stack Overflow

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   in addition to what @skaffman says, if you want the source code to a bittorrent client, your best bet is to take a look at the open source ones out there, like Transmission (transmissionbt.com), and my personal favourite KTorrent (ktorrent.org)

   • FYI Archived version of the original Bittorrent application (also known as Mainline, particularly to those developing other bt clients) are availab...
   • The latest available source of BitTorrent was published in 2009 at BitTorrent website as BitTorrent-5.3-GPL.tar.gz under GPL/GNU license. It's ver...
   • Version 5.0.9 seemingly (not sure if it's to be trusted) can be found here: http://www.afterdawn.com/software/source_codes/bittorrent_linux.cfm....
   • The source is closed for uTorrent and has always been. The fact that BitTorrent is now a re-branded uTorrent makes it also closed, even though they...
   • The Source code is available officially at. Here.
   • BitTorrent is a protocol, which makes me wonder if you are asking about this: http://bittorrent.github.com/apps-sdk. "The Apps for BitTorrent SDK...

6. www.libhunt.com › topic › bittorrentTop 23 Bittorrent Open-Source Projects | LibHunt

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   Feb 3, 2024 · Which are the best open-source Bittorrent projects? This list will help you: trackerslist, Motrix, aria2, webtorrent, qBittorrent, TrackersListCollection, and ZeroNet.

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   How do I create a torrent file using GitHub - kimbatt?

   • GitHub - Kimbatt/torrent-creator: Create torrent files in your browser. Cannot retrieve latest commit at this time. Create torrent files directly in your web browser, without downloading any programs. Select a file or a folder, then set the parameters: Torrent name: Name of the file / folder that the torrent client will create.

   Kimbatt/torrent-creator: Create torrent files in your browser. - GitHub

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   What is a BitTorrent client?

   • BitTorrent is a peer-to-peer file sharing protocol used for distributing large amounts of data. In this challenge, you'll build a BitTorrent client that's capable of downloading a publicly available file using the BitTorrent protocol. Along the way, you'll learn about the BitTorrent protocol, .torrent files more.

   Build your own BitTorrent | CodeCrafters

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   Where can I find a source for BitTorrent?

   • Instructions to read from the bittorrent CVS repository are here: sourceforge.net/p/bittorrent/code/?source=navbar The latest available source of BitTorrent was published in 2009 at BitTorrent website as BitTorrent-5.3-GPL.tar.gz under GPL/GNU license. It's version 5.3, however other version between 2.9.5 and 5.3.0 are also available.

   Where to find BitTorrent source code? - Stack Overflow

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   How to create a torrent?

   • Setting the source of a torrent can be used to produce a different info hash. Can be empty. Click on the Create torrent button to create the torrent file. Everything is done locally, on your computer. After it has completed, the torrent file can be downloaded by clicking on the download button.

   Kimbatt/torrent-creator: Create torrent files in your browser. - GitHub

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   How long does it take to build a BitTorrent client?

   • In this challenge, you'll build a BitTorrent client that's capable of downloading a publicly available file using the BitTorrent protocol. Along the way, you'll learn about the BitTorrent protocol, .torrent files more. We'd expect a proficient developer to take < 5 minutes to complete this stage.

   Build your own BitTorrent | CodeCrafters

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   Can I create torrent files from single files?

   • Your browser does not support folder selection, so you can only create torrent files from single files. You can check which browsers support folder selection here. (hide warning) Warning: your browser does not support webassembly.

   Online Torrent Creator - GitHub

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8. github.com › fuchsi › maketorrentGitHub - fuchsi/maketorrent: A Bittorrent meta file generator

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   A Bittorrent meta file generator. Usage. USAGE: maketorrent [OPTIONS] <source directory or filename> --announce <url> OPTIONS: -a, --announce <url> Announce URL. -c, --comment <comment> Add a comment to the Torrent file. -h, --help Prints help information.