If lbrytools is correctly installed in the Python path, the script can be executed directly, or through the Python interpreter. This script should be run periodically to constantly download new content, and remove the older files if they take too much space. It downloads content from various channels, and then seeds the blobs to the network. This script uses the lbrytools methods to achieve the same objective as tuxfoo's original lbry-seedit. Read the lbrytools.md file for a short explanation on the most useful functions in the library. This can be in the user's home directory,
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Most Linux distributions come with Python ready to use for Windows you may need to get the official package, or a full featured distribution such as Anaconda.Ĭopy the internal lbrytools directory, and place it inside a site-packages directory that is searched by Python. You must have the LBRY Desktop application or the lbrynet client.
Initially tuxfoo's code was extended slightly but eventually an entire library was written from scratch to provide more functionality. This library is inspired by tuxfoo's lbry-seedit script, which provides basic functions, and a configuration file to download and seed claims. This library provides convenience functions that wrap around lbrynet in order to search, download, and delete many claims easier. Real control of the system is achieved with the lbrynet headless client, also called the lbry-sdk. The LBRY Desktop application provides basic functionality to manage downloaded claims. This libary is released as free software under the MIT license.
It also includes methods to clean up older files and free space, so the functions are suitable for use in a headless computer that will download files, and seed them to the network with little user intervention.
It includes methods to download claims by URI (canonical url), claim ID, or from specific channels. A library of functions that can be used to manage the download of claims from the LBRY network.
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