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aniplay

v1.1.2

Published

A package for serving anime information

Readme

AniPlay

A simple Node.js package to fetch anime streaming URLs from multiple HD servers.
Currently supports 6 HD servers you can choose from.

Installation

npm install aniplay

Example Usage:

const hd = require('aniplay');

async function test() {
  const url = await hd.fetchHD1Stream('162804', '12', 'sub');
  console.log(url);
}

test();

Source Requirements

| Source | Parameters | | ------ | ---------- | | HD-1 | Anilist ID, Episode Number, Sub/Dub | | HD-2 | Anilist ID, Episode Number, Sub/Dub | | HD-3 | Anime Title, Episode Number | | HD-4 | HiAnime Episode ID, Sub/Dub | | HD-5 | MyAnimeList ID, Episode Number | | HD-6 | Anime Title, Episode Number |

Additional Notes

I recommend that you use HD-4 along side HD-1. HD-2 has some sort of issue on the servers end with getting episodes from that source, its just really really really really slow.

The example above provided uses HD-1, if its not in an async function you will get returned a "promise" url, an example is shown below:

Promise { '<returned url>' }

All response links are embeddable for an iframe, its an out of the box player. This does NOT scrape sites it just links to external sources for embedding!