transmission-rss

A simple binary that reads a config file with a list of rss torrent items and adds them to transmission.

• [X] Telegram notification
• [X] Concurrent rss fetch and processing
• [X] Helm chart to deploy in a Kubernetes cluster
• [X] Docker container to use directly or with docker-compose

``` $ transmission-rss USAGE: transmission-rss --config

OPTIONS: -c, --config Path to the config file -h, --help Print help information -V, --version Print version information

```

Getting started

If you have cargo installed it's possible to install the binary by running:

``` $ cargo install transmission-rss

$ transmission-rss -c config.toml

==> Processing [RSS New Linux Distros] 10 items processed

```

Config file

Example of config.toml:

```toml [persistence] path = "/path/to/db/folder"

[transmission] url = "http://myserver/transmission/rpc" username = "myusername" password = "mypassword"

[notification.telegram] bottoken = 123123:yourtoken chat_id = 123123

[[rsslist]] title = "My List" url = "https://someweb.site/rss.xml" filters = ["1080p"] downloaddir = "/downloads/my_folder" ```

The password and telegram bot token can optionally be loaded from separate files by specifying password_file/bot_token_file instead.

Docker

It's also possible to run the docker container directly or using docker-compose.yml.

$ docker run -v ./persistence:/persistence ghcr.io/herlon214/transmission-rss:v0.2.2 -- -c /persistence/config.toml

Kubernetes

You can also use the helm chart in the helm/ for deploying in your kubernetes cluster. Create your config map and update the configMapName when deploying the helm chart.

ConfigMap example: ```yaml apiVersion: v1 kind: ConfigMap metadata: name: transmission-rss-cm data: config.toml: | [persistence] path = "/db"

[transmission]
url = "http://yourserver/transmission/rpc"
username = "username"
password = "password"

[notification.telegram]
bot_token = "123:token"
chat_id = 123123

[[rss_list]]
title = "My Item"
url = "https://rss.link/here"
filters = ["1080p"]
download_dir = "/path/to/store"

```