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Manage your torrent server from anywhere via Telegram

Features

  • Torrents:
    • Add torrent via magnet with a category.
    • Send a notification when a torrent is added/downloaded.
    • Delete a torrent.
    • Resume.
  • Categories
    • List all categories.
    • Add a category.
    • Edit a category.
  • View:
    • View all torrents.
    • View all downloading torrents.
    • View all torrents with a full description of status, size, etc.
  • Search:
    • Search torrents with search plugings.
    • Download from search.

Prerequisites

  1. The telegram bot token (here is a tutorial)
  2. Docker and Docker compose installed and running on the server.

Run the container with docker-compose

Variable Name Description
QBIT_HOST The host (IP) of the qBitTorrent server.
QBIT_PORT The port of the qBitTorrent server.
QBIT_USERAME The username of the qBitTorrent server.
QBIT_PASS The password of the qBitTorrent server.
TELEGRAM_TOKEN The token of the telegram bot.
ADMINS The telegram usernames of the admins (separeted by commas).

Using DockerHub image (recommended)

version: '3.8'
services:
  qbittelegram:
    container_name: qBitTelegram
    image: lalogo/qbittelegram:latest 
    environment:
      - QBIT_HOST=127.0.0.1
      - QBIT_PORT=8080
      - QBIT_USERAME=admin
      - QBIT_PASS=admin
      - TELEGRAM_TOKEN=XXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
      - ADMINS=admin1,admin2
    restart: unless-stopped

Cloning the repository

git clone
cd qBitTelegram
docker-compose up -d

Add the commands to menu

  1. Go to the BotFather chat.
  2. Send the command /setcommands.
  3. Choose the bot.
  4. Write: 
     torrents - All torrents
 torrents_downloading - Downloading torrents 
 categories - List of categories