libgenapi 1.2.1

Requirements:

• Python 2/3

• Grab library and it’s dependencies.

Installation:

Two options: * Clone this repo and use “python setup.py install” * Use pip, “pip install libgenapi”

Example of usage:

import libgenapi

lg=libgenapi.Libgenapi([”http://[INSERT MIRROR DOMAIN 1 HERE].com”,”http://[INSERT MIRROR DOMAIN 2 HERE].com]) # You can add as many mirrors as you want.

lg.search(“python”)

Then the results are something like this (but… without the crazyness :P real links and titles…):

[
    {
        "author":"Dat Guy",
        "series":"Library of New Guy Studies volume 420",
        "title":"Dat perfect 5/7 Title !",
        "isbn":[123456],
        "edition":"[1 ed.]",
        "publisher":"WHo knows? Me no!",
        "year":"420",
        "pages":"420",
        "language":"chan",
        "size":"420 kb",
        "extension":"vap",
        "mirrors":["http://IDontWantADMCA.takedown/view.php?id=1337HAYKER",
                 "http://IDontWantADMCA.takedown/ads.php?md5=MD5HERE",
                 "http://IDontWantADMCA.takedown/md5/MD5HERE",
                 "http://IDontWantADMCA.takedown/md5/MD5HERE"
                 ]
    }
]

You can also choose the column to search like this:

l.search("93438924","identifier") # Identifier is ISBN
l.search("Michael","author")
...

Other examples:

You can make a quick command to search using an alias, for example in zsh you can add this to your .zshrc: > alias lgen=”python -c ‘import sys;import libgenapi;l=libgenapi.Libgenapi(”http://[INSERTDOMAINHERE]/”);print(l.search(sys.argv[1]))’”