Control and Manage your JDownloader within your terminal with ease.
Designed for Linux servers/headless environments where you need full control without a GUI; or if you just love using CLI!
Packed with various Commands & Interactive Mode (TUI).
This tool will use your JDownloader local API, which you will need to enable manually. It uses myjadpi package under the hood to work (kudos to the author of this package).
pip install jdsh- Obviously have JDownloader 2 installed.
- Enable JDownloader's Local API:
- Edit
<JD_FOLDER>/cfg/org.jdownloader.api.RemoteAPIConfig.json. - Set
"deprecatedapienabled": true - (Optional) you may also need to set
deprecatedapilocalhostonlytofalseif you want to access it from remote. - Restart JDownloader.
- Edit
You can now use the jd command globally from anywhere in your terminal.
Simply run jd without arguments to enter the interactive mode.
jd- Tips:
- Press
sto Start/Stop downloads. - Press
Ctrl+Cto quit.
- Press
╭─ JDSH ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮
│ │
│ Dashboard │
│ jd Launch the Interactive TUI │
│ status Show a static snapshot of the queue │
│ │
│ Queue Management │
│ list (ls) [-d] List active downloads │
│ grabber [-d] List pending links inside LinkGrabber │
│ add <url>... Add links to LinkGrabber │
│ confirm Move all pending links to Queue │
│ remove (rm) <uuid>... Remove items by ID │
│ │
│ Controls │
│ start Start/Resume downloads │
│ stop Pause/Stop downloads │
│ clear Remove finished items from list │
│ replace <uuid> <url> Replace a dead link URL │
│ │
│ Utils │
│ version Show shell and core versions │
│ help Show this help message │
╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯
Usage: jd [COMMAND] [ARGS]...
# Run the interactive mode:
jd
# Add links, check them, then start:
jd add "http://site.com/file.exe"
jd add "http://site.com/archive1.zip" "http://site.com/archive2.zip"
jd grabber
jd confirm
# detailed list view:
jd ls -dBy default, the application runs with standard settings (Host: 127.0.0.1, Port: 3128). You can override these defaults by creating a configuration file.
Create file at ~/.config/jdsh/jdsh.config, with the contents below.
You may uncomment any line and change when you need.
[settings]
# HOST = 127.0.0.1
# PORT = 3128
# update interval of interactive mode, in seconds
# REFRESH_RATE = 1.0
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