superseedr-0.9.4 is not a library.
superseedr - A BitTorrent Client in your Terminal
BitTorrent client written fully in Rust using Ratatui.

Installation pre-release
Install using cargo:
Launch TUI (Terminal UI) + BitTorrent Client
Preview only / Tested on M1 Mac / kitty and Ghostty
Once running, add torrents by pasting (ctrl+v or v) a magnet link or path to a .torrent file.
You can also add torrents or magnet links via another terminal command line while the TUI is running (make sure to set a download path first):
# Add a magnet link to the running instance
# Add a local torrent file path to the running instance
# Stop the running application instance
Build and Run
Clone the project and run the application directly using Cargo:
Configuration files are located in the user's Application Support folder:
Press [m] in the tui to see log and config path
Current Status & Features
The client is in a late-alpha stage, with most core BitTorrent features implemented and functional.
Core Protocol & Peer Discovery
- Real Time Performance Tuning: Periodic resource optimizations (file handles) to maximize speeds and disk stability.
- Peer Discovery: Full support for Trackers, DHT, PEX, and Magnet Links (including metadata download).
- Piece Selection: Utilizes a Rarest-First strategy for optimal swarm health, switching to Endgame Mode for the final pieces.
- Choking Algorithm: Employs a tit-for-tat based choking algorithm with optimistic unchoking for efficient upload slot management.
User Interface (TUI)
- Real-time Dashboard: A
ratatui-based terminal UI displaying overall status, individual torrent progress, peer lists, and network graphs. - Help & Commands: A help popup lists all keyboard commands, and a footer bar shows common commands.
Configuration & Management
- Persistent State: Saves the torrent list, progress, and lifetime stats to a configuration file.
- Speed Limits: Allows setting global upload and download speed limits.
Roadmap to V1.0
- Testing: Ongoing testing across various platforms and terminals.
- Magnet Link Handling: Implementation of operating system-level integration (e.g., registry/app associations) for seamless browser-to-app magnet link capture.
- CI/CD: Implementation of a full CI/CD pipeline.
- Build & Distribution: Work in progress for streamlined building and distribution.
- Unit Testing: Expansion of unit test coverage.
Roadmap to V1.5
- Fix and refactor synchronous startup and validation
Future (V2.0 and Beyond)
- Network History: Persisting network history to disk.
- RSS Support: Integration of RSS feed support.
- Headless Mode: A headless mode alongside the TUI.
- Torrent Log book: Historic log book of all torrents added and deleted. Allows users to search and redownload.