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[Decorators] Add maybe_coroutine decorator
- Clean up callback hell by making more code inline
- Use async/await syntax as it has more modern niceties than inlineCallbacks
  - Also gets us closer if we want to transition to asyncio in the future
  - `await` is usable in places that `yield` is not. e.g. `return await thething` `func(await thething, 'otherparam')`
  - IDEs know async semantics of async/await syntax to help more than with `inlineCallbacks`
- `maybe_coroutine` decorator has nice property (over `ensureDeferred`) that when used in a chain of other coroutines, they won't be wrapped in deferreds on each level, and so traceback will show each `await` call leading to the error.
- All async functions wrapped in `maybe_coroutine` are 100% backwards compatible with a regular Deferred returning function. Whether called from a coroutine or not.
- Use Deferred type hints as strings since older versions of twisted
(<21.7) don't support generic Deferred type hinting.
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Deluge BitTorrent Client

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Deluge is a BitTorrent client that utilizes a daemon/client model. It has various user interfaces available such as the GTK-UI, Web-UI and Console-UI. It uses libtorrent at its core to handle the BitTorrent protocol.

Install

From PyPi:

pip install deluge

with all optional dependencies:

pip install deluge[all]

From source code:

pip install .

with all optional dependencies:

pip install .[all]

See DEPENDS and Installing/Source for dependency details.

Usage

The various user-interfaces and Deluge daemon can be started with the following commands.

Use the --help option for further command options.

Gtk UI

deluge or deluge-gtk

Console UI

deluge-console

Web UI

deluge-web

Open http://localhost:8112 with default password deluge.

Daemon

deluged

See the Thinclient guide to connect to the daemon from another computer.

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