Introducing WWW::Newzbin for Linux

Looking for a reliable Perl interface to Newzbin.com's Usenet index? Look no further than WWW::Newzbin for Linux!

Features:

• Search and download binaries from Usenet with ease


• Interact with Newzbin.com's v3 direct APIs


• Create .nzb files for seamless downloading


• Advanced search options for precise results


• Handle gzip-compressed files effortlessly

Technical Specifications:

• Price: FREE


• Developer: Chris Novakovic


• Platform: Linux


• Interface: Perl


• API Version: v3

How to Use:

Are you ready to unleash the power of WWW::Newzbin for Linux? Follow these simple steps:

use WWW::Newzbin;

use WWW::Newzbin::Constants qw(:all);

my $nzb = WWW::Newzbin->new(

username => "joebloggs",

password => "secretpass123"

);

$nzb->lwp_useragent->timeout(10); # ADVANCED: allow less time for responses from newzbin

my @results = $nzb->search_files(

query => "the john smith orchestra",

category => [ NEWZBIN_CAT_MUSIC, NEWZBIN_CAT_MOVIES ], # search in Newzbin's "music" and "movies" categories...

group => [ "alt.binaries.music", "alt.binaries.test" ], # ...and return results from these groups only

retention => 30, # no more than 30 days old

resultlimit => 50, # return maximum of 50 results

sortfield => NEWZBIN_SORTFIELD_SUBJECT, # sort by subject...

sortorder => NEWZBIN_SORTORDER_ASC # ...in ascending order

);

# make an nzb file for binaries in newzbin report #12345678

my ($nzb_file, $report_name, $report_category) = $nzb->get_nzb(reportid => 12345678);

# make an nzb file for binaries in newzbin report #12345678, and leave the nzb file gzip-compressed

my ($nzb_file_gzipped, $report_name, $report_category) = $nzb->get_nzb(

reportid => 12345678,

leavegzip => 1

);

# make an nzb file for binaries with the newzbin file ids #123, #456 and #789, and don't compress it when downloading it

my $nzb_file = $nzb->get_nzb(

fileid => [ 123, 456, 789 ],

nogzip => 1

);

Start leveraging the capabilities of WWW::Newzbin for Linux today and enjoy a seamless Usenet indexing experience!