MeanTorrent
meanTorrent - MEAN.JS BitTorrent Private Tracker - Full-Stack JavaScript Using MongoDB, Express, AngularJS, and Node.js, A BitTorrent Private Tracker CMS with Multilingual, and IRC announce support, CloudFlare support. Demo at:
Overview:
meanTorrent is a Private BitTorrent Tracker CMS with Multilingual support and a full-stack JavaScript open-source solution based on meanjs/mean. It provides a solid foundation for MongoDB, Node.js, Express, and AngularJS applications.
Features:
- Tracker pass through cloudflare support
- Multilingual support for English & Chinese
- Autoload movie details by inputting movie ID from origin TMDB
- Keyword tag filtering for torrents
- Support for full markdown style in torrent comments
- User management by Oper/Admin such as edit, delete, and banning
- Torrent management by Oper/Admin including reviewing, sale type setting, and deletion
- Global sale settings for site preferential sales
Summary:
meanTorrent is a feature-rich Private BitTorrent Tracker CMS with extensive capabilities for user and torrent management. With support for multiple languages, markdown styling, and a variety of functionalities such as user score systems and forum support, meanTorrent provides a comprehensive solution for BitTorrent tracking needs.
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