Hi @Taloth
I’ve just been messing around with feeds on torrentz.eu and thought I would provide some feedback if its useful (if you decide to add this provider)?
Torrents are tagged with appropriate categories. A search for tv returns all torrents tagged with the tv category:
http://torrentz.eu/feed_verifiedA?f=tv (for verified torrenets only)
http://torrentz.eu/feedA?f=tv (for verified torrents and all torrents with a score of 0 or above)
All torrents with a negative score are not returned in the feeds.
The results returned in the rss feeds provide information on size, number of seeders/peers and the infohash.
No magnet links or direct links to a .torrent file are provided - but a magnet link can easily be generated by using the infohash (magnet:?xt=urn:btih:infohash).
The search seems pretty smart.
A search for arrow s01e05 also returns results for 1x05 etc:
https://torrentz.eu/feed_verifiedP?f=arrow+s01e05
The feed can be sorted a number of different ways:
Peers/seeders (highest to lowest)
http://torrentz.eu/feedP?f=
http://torrentz.eu/feed_verifiedP?f=
Age (newest to oldest)
http://torrentz.eu/feedA?f=
http://torrentz.eu/feed_verifiedA?f=
Size (largest to smallest)
http://torrentz.eu/feedS?f=
http://torrentz.eu/feed_verifiedS?f=
Rating (highest to lowest)
http://torrentz.eu/feedN?f=
http://torrentz.eu/feed_verifiedN?f=
There are a number of advanced search options including size parameters and seed parameters etc which can be found on the help page:
https://torrentz.eu/help
It is a metasearch site that searches 33 different free torrent sites (including the piratebay) and seems pretty great 