If you aren't running Windows 10 then you'll need to install curl.Some points specific to the Windows version jq takes the JSON ouput from the qBittorrent API and formats it in a way which is easier to read/parse.You can change this by looking at the various states documented here. This code considers the states of stalledDL, downloading and metaDL to be downloading.
There's no error handling, if something fails it'll probably (and possibly incorrectly) report "Something downloading".Once we've finished with it, the cookie jar is deleted. This is given to us after a successful login and must be sent when executing further commands. We create a cookie jar (called cookies.txt) for holding the SID.The code connects to localhost:8080, you'll need to change all instances of this to the correct machine name/IP and port number.The code has the username admin with the password secret, you'll want to change those.You need to enable the web UI within qBittorrent and set a username and password.Windows offĬurl -s -b %temp%\cookies.txt -c %temp%\cookies.txt -header "Referer: -data "username=admin&password=secret" >nulĬurl -s -b %temp%\cookies.txt -c %temp%\cookies.txt -header "Referer: " | jq | findstr """state""" | findstr /R "stalledDL downloading metaDL" >nulĬurl -s -b ~/.cookies.txt -c ~/.cookies.txt -header "Referer: -data "username=admin&password=secret" >/dev/null 2>&1
Below are two pieces of code (one for Windows and one for Linux) which use the qBittorrent v4.1 (or later) API to return a message depending on whether or not something is downloading.
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