# put the credentials (as you configured) Now let's connect and login to the web UI: # connect to the qbittorent Web UI If you're here, then congratulations! You are now ready to use Python to download torrent files, open up a new Python file (or Interactive Python shell), and import the qBittorrent module: from qbittorrent import Client Put the credentials you set in the configuration, and then log in, now you should be ready to see the qBittorrent Web UI: You'll see a small login page as follows: Now that we have enabled the Web UI, you can go to the browser and see the qBittorrent web version using the address '127.0.0.1:8080'. The following image should make everything clear:

Set username and password (the default is admin:adminadmin).

You can choose a port (the default is 8080).

Check the 'Web User Interface (Remote Control)' checkbox.

When the new window appears, choose the Web UI option.

On the menu bar, go to Tools > Options qBittorrent WEB UI.

Once you have everything set, launch qBittorrent.

Now before we dive into the code, we need some configurations to set, after you install the qBittorent client, you need to enable the qBittorrent Web UI using the following steps:

To get started, you need to download and install qBittorent official client for your operating system and then install the Python wrapper module using the following command: pip3 install python-qbittorrent We will be using qBittorrent here, that's because there is a cool Python wrapper for it that eases everything for us. Have you ever wanted to download files in torrent programmatically? Well, in this tutorial, you will learn how you can download files in torrent using Python. Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links, meaning when you click the links and make a purchase, we receive a commission.

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