# webshare-api Node.js/Express proxy that exposes [Webshare.cz](https://webshare.cz) as protocols *arr apps understand, and as an [MCP](https://modelcontextprotocol.io) server for AI agents. Official Webshare HTTP API documentation: [https://webshare.cz/apidoc/](https://webshare.cz/apidoc/) | Role | Endpoints | Purpose | |------|-----------|---------| | **Torznab indexer** | `GET /api?t=caps\|search\|tvsearch\|movie` | Search → Torznab RSS/XML | | **Fake torrent** | `GET /download/:ident` | Minimal `.torrent` whose webseed points at `/stream/:ident` | | **Stream** | `GET /stream/:ident` | Fresh Webshare `file_link` + HTTP 302 to CDN | | **Fake qBittorrent** | `/api/v2/*` | Download client API; streams the HTTPS file to disk | | **Debug** | `GET /resolve/:ident` | JSON with the resolved CDN URL | | **MCP server** | `POST /mcp` (Streamable HTTP) | Tools for AI agents: search, resolve links, login check | Webshare download links expire after roughly ten minutes, so the torrent never embeds a CDN URL—only a path on this service that resolves a fresh link at fetch time. ## Layout ``` src/ index.js # Express app + optional Sonarr missing-episode search webshare.js # salt/login, search, file_link md5crypt.js # Unix $1$ MD5-crypt (Webshare password digest) torznab.js # caps + search feed XML torrent.js # bencode + fake torrent + info-hash qbt.js # qBittorrent Web API façade + download queue mcp-server.js # MCP tool registration (shared) mcp-http.js # Streamable HTTP transport mount for Express mcp.js # Optional MCP-only HTTP process __tests__/ compose.yaml Dockerfile ``` ## Configuration Environment variables (required unless noted): | Variable | Default | Description | |----------|---------|-------------| | `WEBSHARE_USERNAME` | — | Webshare username or email | | `WEBSHARE_PASSWORD` | — | Webshare password (plain; hashed client-side) | | `PORT` | `3001` | HTTP listen port | | `BASE_URL` | `http://localhost:$PORT` | Public base URL Sonarr must reach (use the Compose service hostname when linking containers) | | `DOWNLOAD_PATH` | `/downloads/webshare` | Where the fake qBittorrent writes files | | `MEDIA_ROOT` | `/data` | Media root (used for path reporting) | | `MAX_CONCURRENT_DOWNLOADS` | `2` | Parallel stream downloads | | `SONARR_URL` | `http://sonarr:8989` | Optional; Sonarr base URL | | `SONARR_API_KEY` | _(empty)_ | Optional; enables periodic missing-episode search | | `SONARR_SEARCH_INTERVAL_HOURS` | `2` | Interval for that search | | `DOWNLOAD_HOST_PATH` | `./data/webshare` | Host path mounted at `DOWNLOAD_PATH` in Compose | | `MCP_ENABLED` | `true` | Set to `0`/`false` to disable the MCP HTTP endpoint | | `MCP_PATH` | `/mcp` | HTTP path for the Streamable HTTP MCP endpoint | Copy `.env.example` and fill in credentials. Do not commit a filled `.env`. ## Run with Compose ```bash cp .env.example .env # set WEBSHARE_USERNAME and WEBSHARE_PASSWORD docker compose up -d --build ``` See `compose.yaml`. Override ports, `BASE_URL`, Sonarr settings, and volume mounts via `.env` as needed. ## Run without Compose ```bash npm install export WEBSHARE_USERNAME=... export WEBSHARE_PASSWORD=... npm start ``` ## Sonarr / Radarr 1. **Indexer** (Torznab): `http://:3001/api` 2. **Download client** (qBittorrent): host/port of this service; any username/password (login accepts all). When both run on the same Compose network, use the service name, e.g. `http://webshare-api:3001`. Sonarr hands `.torrent` files to the fake qBittorrent API. This service extracts the webseed, streams the file into `DOWNLOAD_PATH`, and reports progress via `/api/v2/torrents/*`. ## MCP (AI agents) Exposes Webshare to MCP-compatible clients over **Streamable HTTP** (not stdio). With `npm start` (or Compose), MCP is available on the same process/port: ``` POST http://:3001/mcp ``` Optional MCP-only process (no Torznab/qBittorrent): ```bash export WEBSHARE_USERNAME=... export WEBSHARE_PASSWORD=... npm run mcp # listens on PORT, serves POST /mcp ``` ### Tools | Tool | Description | |------|-------------| | `webshare_search` | Search files (`query`, optional `limit` / `offset` / `sort` / `category`) | | `webshare_get_link` | Resolve a temporary CDN URL for a file `ident` | | `webshare_login_check` | Verify credentials against the Webshare API | ### Client configuration example **HTTP / Streamable HTTP** (preferred): ```toml [mcp_servers.webshare] url = "http://127.0.0.1:3001/mcp" ``` ```bash grok mcp add --transport http webshare http://127.0.0.1:3001/mcp ``` Credentials stay on the server process (`WEBSHARE_*` env); clients only need the URL. The transport is **stateless** Streamable HTTP (POST only). ## Tests ```bash npm test ``` ## License [MIT](LICENSE) You need a valid Webshare account. This project only speaks their documented HTTP API ([apidoc](https://webshare.cz/apidoc/)). Use at your own risk.