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subchef

v0.1.0

Published

Subtitle CLI with OpenClaw-friendly JSON contract

Readme

subchef

CLI for subtitle discovery and download with stable machine-readable output (--json) for OpenClaw agents.

Install

npm i -g subchef
sub help

Quick start (SubHD-first)

sub providers
sub search --query "The Matrix" --lang zh,en --limit 5
sub fetch --query "The Matrix" --lang zh --output ./subs --dry-run
sub download --id subhd:xD0xeo --output ./subs --dry-run

SubHD is the default provider when --provider is omitted. Use --provider assrt to force the deterministic ASSRT fallback mock.

Agent mode (recommended)

Always use --json so every response matches the envelope contract:

  • success: { "ok": true, "data": ..., "meta": ... }
  • error: { "ok": false, "error": { "code": "...", "message": "...", "details": ... } }

Examples:

sub providers --json
sub doctor --provider subhd --json
sub search --query "Interstellar" --lang zh,en --limit 5 --json
sub fetch --query "Breaking Bad" --season 1 --episode 1 --lang zh --output ./subs --dry-run --json
sub fetch --query "The Matrix" --provider assrt --output ./subs --dry-run --json

Commands

sub providers [--json]
sub doctor [--provider <id>] [--json]
sub search --query <text> [--lang <code>] [--year <yyyy>] [--season <n>] [--episode <n>] [--provider <id>] [--limit <n>] [--json]
sub fetch --query <text> --output <path|directory> [--lang <code>] [--year <yyyy>] [--season <n>] [--episode <n>] [--provider <id>] [--limit <n>] [--dry-run] [--json]
sub download --id <subtitle-id> --output <path|directory> [--provider <id>] [--dry-run] [--json]

fetch is a convenience command: search + deterministic ranking + top candidate download.

Providers

  • subhd (real adapter; default/high priority)
  • assrt (mock fallback provider for deterministic/offline flows)

SubHD provider notes

  • Search is parsed from SubHD HTML pages (fixture-tested; no live scraping in tests).
  • Download uses SubHD gate flow (/down/:id + /api/sub/down).
  • Upstream network layer has timeout + retries + exponential backoff.
  • Anti-bot/rate-limit responses are normalized into E_UPSTREAM_* errors:
    • E_UPSTREAM_TIMEOUT
    • E_UPSTREAM_NETWORK
    • E_UPSTREAM_BAD_RESPONSE with details.classification (anti-bot, rate-limit, or bad-response)

Testing

pnpm test
pnpm check