py-aniliberty
Async Python SDK for the public AniLibria API (v1): releases, episodes (HLS links), quick search, catalog with filters, schedule, genres, franchises, torrents, teams and media — and, with an account, favorites, collections, watch progress and ratings.
Status: stable. Every endpoint of the API is covered except the ad ones. Since
1.0.0the package follows Semantic Versioning: breaking changes come only with a new major version. Coming from0.x? See Upgrading to 1.0.
Documentation: https://llijiyapnik.github.io/py-aniliberty/
Installation
uv add py-aniliberty
or
pip install py-aniliberty
Requires Python 3.11+.
Quickstart
import asyncio
from aniliberty import AniLiberty
async def main() -> None:
async with AniLiberty() as client:
for release in await client.releases.latest(limit=3):
print(release.name.main)
release = await client.releases.get("sousou-no-frieren")
episode = await client.episodes.get(release.episodes[0].id)
print(episode.hls_1080 or episode.hls_720)
asyncio.run(main())
More in the Quickstart of the docs.
Examples
examples/ has a runnable, heavily commented script per feature — releases,
episodes and HLS links, quick search, ... — each ending with the output of a real run. See
examples/README.md for the list.
Changelog
See CHANGELOG.md.
License
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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