VueTorrent

The sleekest looking WebUI for qBittorrent made with Vue.js!

Vue, qBitorrent, Vuetify

Screenshots

Installation

Manual

• Visit the Releases page!
• Download the latest vuetorrent.zip
• Unzip the downloaded file
• Point your alternate WebUI location to the vuetorrent folder in qBittorrent settings

From Source

• Head to the latest-release branch
• Clone branch using
  • git clone --single-branch --branch latest-release https://github.com/WDaan/VueTorrent.git
• Pull changes every once in a while, using git pull

NGINX install

You can use NGINX reverse proxy to use VueTorrent, without making any change to qBittorrent.

Simply download and unzip the folder to a location (/opt here) and paste this code into your NGINX config file.

server {
  server_name vue.torrent;
  location / {
    root /opt/vuetorrent/public/;
  }
  location /api {
    proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8081;
    http2_push_preload on;
    client_max_body_size 10M;
  }
}

Development

• Clone the repo
• npm install
• npm run serve
• npm run lint (to format the code)
• docker-compose up -d (to start qbittorrent docker => optional, you can edit vue.config.js as well)

Features

• Torrents
  • add / remove / pause / resume / rename torrents
  • selectively download files
  • view info / trackers / peers / content / tags & categories
  • search for new torrents straight from the WebUI!
  • search filtering powered by Fuse.js!
• Keyboard shortcuts!
  • select all torrents with Ctrl-A
  • delete selected with delete button
  • select with Ctrl+click or from right-click menu
  • Shift-click to select from one torrent
• System
  • see session stats (down / upload speed, session uploaded / downloaded, free space)
  • beautiful transfer graphs
  • change the most common settings
• Extra features the default WebUI doesn't have
  • mobile friendly! (can be installed as a PWA)
  • Configureable Dashboard: choose which torrent properties are shown for both busy and completed torrents
• works with qBittorrent v4.2 and later

Contributing

I'll gladly accept help/pull requests & advice!

FAQ

Unacceptable file type, only regular file is allowed.

• Running FreeNAS? check out #101
• On an older version? check out #90
• Other? check out #10

Disable/Uninstall

When you use VueTorrent, it gets installed as a PWA so that it can feel more like an app.

If you disable or uninstall VueTorrent, sometimes you'll see fragments of the VueTorrent PWA stick around, due to the nature of how PWAs work.

Here's how to fix it:

• Open up your browser's inspector (on Chrome, click the ︙ menu, then go to More tools > Developer tools)
• Select the "Application" tab. Select the "Clear storage" submenu, and then press the Clear site data button.

Support

• Open up an issue 😛

Credits

• Other alternate WebUI written in Vue CzBiX qb-web