Overview

• Windows:
• Ubuntu:

Hadouken is a modern, open source, cross-platform BitTorrent client written in C++11. It is written using Poco and Rasterbar-libtorrent and designed to run headless as a native Linux daemon/Windows Service.

Getting started

We are currently moving from C# to C++ and therefore only Windows beta builds are available. These can be found on the build server.

• Download the latest MSI installer.
• Install with your preferred settings.
• Go to remote.hdkn.net and finish the configuration.

The source code for remote.hdkn.net is available on GitHub and anyone can host their own remote.

For developers

If you're interested in contributing, we recommend reading through the contribution guidelines.

For further documentation regarding plugins or the JSONRPC API, please refer to the wiki.

Building

Depending on your platform (Windows/Linux), Hadouken have different prerequisites. Common for all platforms is CMake, so make sure you have CMake (>= v2.8) installed and available in your path.

Windows

Building on Windows requires Visual Studio 2013. Dependencies will be pulled from NuGet at build time.

PS> .\win32\build.ps1

This will build and package Hadouken as well as output .zip and .msi files in the .\win32\build\out\Release folder.

Linux

Building on Linux (Ubuntu) requires libssl-dev, libboost-system-dev, and then you need to manually compile both Rasterbar-libtorrent (>= v1.0.3) and Poco (>= v1.6.0)

Next, run,

$ mkdir cmake-build && cd cmake-build
$ cmake .. && make