aria2.js
JavaScript (Node.js and browsers) library and cli for aria2, "The next generation download utility."
aria2.js controls aria2 via its JSON-RPC interface and supports WebSocket, HTTP and JSONP transports.
Getting started
npm install aria2
var Aria2 = require('aria2');
or
<script src="node_modules/aria2/Aria2.js"></script>
var Aria2 = window.Aria2
Start aria2c in daemon mode with
aria2c --enable-rpc --rpc-listen-all=true --rpc-allow-origin-all
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Usage
var aria2 = new Aria2([options]);
default options match aria2c defaults and are
{
host: 'localhost',
port: 6800,
secure: false,
secret: '',
path: '/jsonrpc'
}
Secret is optional and refers to --rpc-secret.
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open
aria2.open()
opens the WebSocket connection.
aria2.onopen = function() {
console.log('aria2 open');
};
aria2.open([cb]);
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close
aria2.close()
closes the WebSocket connection.
aria2.onclose = function() {
console.log('aria2 closed!');
};
aria2.close([cb]);
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onsend and onmessage
aria2.onsend()
is called for every message sent.
aria2.onmessage()
is called for every message received.
aria2.onsend = function(m) {
console.log('aria2 OUT', m);
};
aria2.onmessage = function(m) {
console.log('aria2 IN', m);
};
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aria2 methods
For a complete listing see aria2 methods.
Note that if you have passed the secret option to aria2.js, it will be automatically added it to every request so there is no need to include it.
When sending a request to aria2, if the WebSocket is closed, aria2.js will use the HTTP transport.
For every aria2 methods you can use
aria2.getVersion([params,] function(err, res) {
console.log(err || res);
});
or
aria2.send('getVersion', [params,] function(err, res) {
console.log(err || res);
});
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aria2 events
For a complete listing see aria2 notifications.
For every notifications you can bind a function.
aria2.onDownloadStart = function(gid) {
console.log(gid);
};
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Example
See example.js
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Tests
npm install mocha standard
npm test
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Contributing
See CONTRIBUTING.md
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