usage: qbtool [-h] [--host HOST] [--username USERNAME] [--password PASSWORD] [--verbose]
              {categorize-failed-private,list-paused-private,scrape-loaded,move-by-availability,remove-loaded-torrents,move-by-rename,find-torrents,rename-folders-regex,full-help}
              ...

positional arguments:
  {categorize-failed-private,list-paused-private,scrape-loaded,move-by-availability,remove-loaded-torrents,move-by-rename,find-torrents,rename-folders-regex,full-help}
    categorize-failed-private
                        Move private torrents with failed tracker announces to a special category. This can help to
                        find torrents which were removed from a private tracker, or anounce urls with outdated API
                        keys.
    list-paused-private
                        List all paused private torrents
    scrape-loaded       Scrape all torrents and output results to file
    move-by-availability
                        Moves torrents around on the harddrive based on number of seeders. NOT FULLY IMPLEMENTED YET!
    remove-loaded-torrents
                        Delete torrents files from directory if they are already loaded in qBittorrent
    move-by-rename      Move torrents where save_path matches src to dest.
    find-torrents       Load torrent files from directory, find the associated files on the harddrive and load the
                        torrents.
    rename-folders-regex
                        Rename folders within torrents. Example: `py qbtool.py rename-folders-regex --src
                        (.*)\[rarbg\] --dest \1`
    full-help           Show full help, including subparsers

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --host HOST           qBittorrent web interface host and port
  --username USERNAME   qBittorrent web interface username
  --password PASSWORD   qBittorrent web interface password
  --verbose             Show debug output

usage: qbtool categorize-failed-private [-h] [--do-move] [--category-name CATEGORY_NAME]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --do-move             Actually move them, otherwise the moves are only printed
  --category-name CATEGORY_NAME
                        Name of category to assign torrents to

usage: qbtool list-paused-private [-h] path

positional arguments:
  path        Input directory

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit

usage: qbtool scrape-loaded [-h] [--out OUT] path

positional arguments:
  path        Input directory

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit
  --out OUT   Path to write scraped file info to

usage: qbtool move-by-availability [-h] [--scrapes-file SCRAPES_FILE] [--do-move] path

positional arguments:
  path                  Input directory

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --scrapes-file SCRAPES_FILE
                        Created by the scrape-loaded command.
  --do-move             Actually move them, otherwise the moves are only printed

usage: qbtool remove-loaded-torrents [-h] [--do-remove] [--recursive] path [path ...]

positional arguments:
  path         Input directory

optional arguments:
  -h, --help   show this help message and exit
  --do-remove  Remove the file from disk
  --recursive  Scan for torrent files recursively.

usage: qbtool move-by-rename [-h] --src SRC --dest DEST [--do-move] [--case-sensitive] [--regex] [--match-start]
                             [--match-end]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help        show this help message and exit
  --src SRC         Source path pattern
  --dest DEST       Destination path pattern
  --do-move         Actually move them, otherwise the moves are only printed
  --case-sensitive
  --regex           Use regex for src and dest
  --match-start     Only match if src is found at the start of the path
  --match-end       Only match if src is found at the end of the path

usage: qbtool find-torrents [-h] --torrents-dirs TORRENTS_DIRS [TORRENTS_DIRS ...] --data-dirs DATA_DIRS
                            [DATA_DIRS ...] [--do-add] [--ignore-top-level-dir] [--follow-symlinks] [--recursive]
                            [--modes {paths-and-sizes,sizes} [{paths-and-sizes,sizes} ...]]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --torrents-dirs TORRENTS_DIRS [TORRENTS_DIRS ...]
                        Directory with torrent files
  --data-dirs DATA_DIRS [DATA_DIRS ...]
                        Directory to look for torrent data
  --do-add              Actually add the torrents to qBittorrent, otherwise just print found ones
  --ignore-top-level-dir
                        Ignore the name of the top level dir. This will help to find torrents where no sub-folder was
                        created.
  --follow-symlinks     Follow symlinks (and junctions)
  --recursive           Scan for torrent files recursively.
  --modes {paths-and-sizes,sizes} [{paths-and-sizes,sizes} ...]
                        Torrent file matching modes. `paths-and-sizes` finds paths first, then matches all file sizes
                        and then adds the torrents. `sizes` finds files only based on filesize. It tries to add
                        torrents with renamed files. NOTE: `sizes` mode is still unstable!