Korrent Android

This is an Android app ported from my Python project 'Korrent1337x'. It allows searching for torrents on the 1337x website directly from your Android device.

Features

• Search for torrents on 1337x.
• Filter search results by category (Movies, TV, Games, Music, Apps, Anime, Docs, Other, XXX).
• Sort search results by time, size, seeders, or leechers (ascending/descending).
• View torrent details (name, category, type, language, size, seeders, leechers, upload date, etc.).
• Copy magnet links to the clipboard.
• Initiate torrent downloads by opening magnet links in a compatible torrent client app installed on the device (e.g., BitTorrent, uTorrent, Flud).
• Handles Cloudflare challenges using an interactive WebView dialog.

Screenshot

Tech Stack

• Language: Kotlin
• UI: Jetpack Compose
• Networking: Ktor (with OkHttp engine)
• HTML Parsing: Jsoup
• Asynchronous Operations: Kotlin Coroutines
• Architecture: MVVM (ViewModel, Repository, Service)
• Cloudflare Bypass: Custom implementation using Accompanist WebView

Original Project

This project is a direct port of the Python application 'Korrent1337x'. The core logic for interacting with 1337x (URL building, HTML parsing) was adapted from the Python implementation, which originally used the py1337x library.

Building

1. Clone this repository.
2. Open the KorrentAndroid project in Android Studio (latest stable version recommended).
3. Let Gradle sync the dependencies.
4. Build the project using Build -> Make Project or run it directly on an emulator or device using Run -> Run 'app'.

Generating an APK

To generate a debug APK for testing:

1. Go to Build -> Build Bundle(s) / APK(s) -> Build APK(s).
2. The APK will be located in KorrentAndroid/app/build/outputs/apk/debug/app-debug.apk.

Acknowledgements

The core logic for interacting with 1337x was heavily inspired by the excellent py1337x Python library by Hemanta Pokharel.

Notes

• This application interacts directly with the 1337x website. Website structure changes may break functionality.
• The Cloudflare bypass mechanism relies on the user solving the challenge in an embedded WebView. This might not always be successful or convenient.
• The Accompanist WebView library used for the bypass is deprecated. It currently works but might require replacement in the future.