- Instead of base64-encoding the torrent binary data for each method
(data/file/url/link), _add_torrent_file receives binary data and base64
encodes it
- Today I found out SickRage split into two groups somewhere along the
way (https://github.com/SickRage/sickrage-issues/issues/3), and since I
used parts of the code from SickRage I thought the credits in the file
should reflect its true author
The pattern matching is loosely based on foobar2000 pattern syntax, i.e. the
notion of escaping characters with ' and optional elements enclosed in square
brackets [] is taken from there while the substitution variable names are
Perl-ish or sh-ish. The following syntax elements are supported:
* escaped literal strings, that is everything that is enclosed within single
quotes (like 'this');
* substitution variables, which start with dollar sign ($) and extend until
next non-alphanumeric+underscore character (like $This and $5_that).
* optional elements enclosed in square brackets, which render nonempty value
only if any variable or optional inside returned nonempty value, ignoring
literals (like ['['$That']' ]).
Fix for the bug leaving spurious temp dirs after each album processing, due to
headphones trying to rmtree the subdirectory instead of the temp dir itself.
**Features:**
- - Added the ability to use Deluge as a torrent downloader
(http://deluge-torrent.org/)
- - Added the ability to use Telegram messenger for download
notifications using Telegram's Bot API (https://core.telegram.org/bots)
**Issues:**
- - Post-processor doesn't look for the right directory when scanning
for completed downloads, it looks for the torrent's official name and
not the actually directory it was saved to
