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@yotei-animuu/cli

v1.5.0

Published

4 years ago

CLI app for yotei-animuu modules

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`@yotei-animuu/cli`

Description

CLI application for downloading anime torrents at nyaa.si

Installation

You'll have to install the CLI app through npm first:

npm install -g @yotei-animuu/cli

Usage

Open up a new terminal window and execute:

yotei-animuu

You'll be directed to the main screen and prompted to enter your search query

Note that search results shown are limited to 20. You can select a specific torrent by navigating through the up and down arrows and pressing enter. Anime Choices

After selecting the torrent of your choice, you are updated with the progress of the download: Download Progress

The CLI app automatically exists upon finishing the download. Download Completed

Notes

Any downloading related issues should be reported and tagged with @yoteii-animuu/core, as this is only an interface.
The CLI app uses an external npm dependency (downloads-folder) that automatically identifies the user's download folder location, regardless of what specific OS is being used.

Contributions

This is the only interface of @yoteii-animuu/core at the moment. In the future, I'm planning on building an HTTP API for serving contents from the core, and using a front-end web app for displaying contents to the user. Probably scheduling downloads at a later time, streaming content, and etc. If you ever have any ideas, or have some time to spare to contribute to the project, feel free to do so. Just open up an issue/pull request and tag me :)