Query the Jackett search API from the command line.
Prefer a UI? Check out rofi-cuff
Do you use Prowlarr instead of Jackett? Check out prowlet / rofi-prowlet
If you are installing manually, you'll need to also install the following dependencies:
To manually install cuff just git clone this repository and place the script in your $PATH:
git clone https://github.com/loiccoyle/cuff
cd cuff
cp cuff /somewhere/in/your/PATH/
If you want completion, place the corresponding completion file somewhere your shell knows about.
Using your prefered AUR helper:
paru -S cuff-git
Completions for various shells can be found in the completions folder.
$ cuff -h
Query the Jackett search API from the command line.
Usage:
cuff [OPTIONS] {search, config, indexers, categories, open}
-h Show this message and exit.
-r Raw output, no coloring.
-v Verbosisty, up to -vv.
-s Start Jackett service if not running.
-k Stop Jackett service before exiting.
-u JACKETT_URL Jackett URL.
-a API_KEY Jackett API key, will query Jackett if not provided.
-p PASSWORD Jackett password.
cuff search [OPTIONS] QUERY Perform a search.
-f FORMAT Output format, in jq syntax, full json output if not provided.
-c CATEGORY Restrict search to caregories.
-t TRACKER Restrict search to trackers.
TRACKER must be a configured indexer.
-s SORTKEY Sort results by key.
cuff indexers List configured indexers.
cuff categories List torrent categories.
cuff config Show Jackett config (json).
cuff open Open the Jackett dashboard using 'qutebrowser'.
Examples:
Search for big buck bunny on all configured indexers.
$ cuff search big buck bunny
Search for big buck bunny movies/tv on tpb indexer.
$ cuff search -c movies -c tv -t thepiratebay big buck bunny
Search for ubuntu sorted by Seeders.
$ cuff search -s Seeders ubuntu
Search for ubuntu and output the title and link, format with column.
$ cuff search -f '\(.Title)|\(.MagnetUri//.Link)' ubuntu | column -t -s"|"
To use the -s and -k options to start and stop the jackett service before/after making a query, will require sudo access.
- AUR package
- write bash completion