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Introduction
This is a fork of Dink4n's ani-cli, which itself is a fork of pystardust's old-ani-cli
This fork is a wrapper around a modified version of ani-cli and uses rofi to gather information and control the program
In addition to rofi
, I've also changed the way saving history works by
integrating a local sqlite3 database with a table for
search and watch history
It is built around Dink4n's fork of ani-cli since at the time of creation, this is the version that has downloading working correctly
This tool scrapes the site gogoanime.
It is intended to be called from the wrapper script aniwrapper
,
however using the ani-cli script itself is also possible
Table of Contents
Setup
These are the minimum dependences required to run aniwrapper
- grep
- curl
- sed
- mpv
- ffmpeg
- rofi
- meh.rasi (installed in setup.sh)
- sqlite3
Skip Intro Script
This repo comes packaged with and will install the skip-intro.lua script for MPV during setup if it is not already installed
The script is activated with the TAB
key
Upon activation, the skip-intro script will try its best to skip the episode introduction by skipping to the next moment of silence in the video
- If the video has not pre-loaded past the introduction, the script will not
know what to do. Press
TAB
again to stop the script until the video has loaded enough, or just manually skip past the intro. - If the video does not have a pause in audio (or a significant enough drop in audio volume) between the end of the introduction and the beginning of the video/episode, then the script may fail and skip to a random point in the video
Installing
Arch Linux
aniwrapper-git
is available on the AUR for Arch users
paru -S aniwrapper-git
or
yay -S aniwrapper-git
Manual Install
To install manually, make sure the dependencies are installed first
Install the Dependencies
# Arch
pacman -S --needed grep curl sed mpv ffmpeg rofi sqlite3
# Debian
apt install grep curl sed mpv ffmpeg rofi sqlite3
Clone the repo
Use the following command to clone the Git repository locally and switch into the cloned directory
git clone https://github.com/ksyasuda/aniwrapper && cd aniwrapper
Run the setup and install the script
After switching into the aniwrapper
directory, run the following commands to set up and install the script
chmod +x setup.sh
./setup.sh && sudo make install
Aniwrapper Menus
There are several menus used to drive the program forward
Search Anime
The first menu consists of a search box and a list of anime titles corresponding to past valid searches. Choose an option from the menu, or enter in a unique search query to search for a new anime. The result from this will be used to query against gogoanime
and return similar named anime
Dealing with conflicting search queries / rofi grabbing from search list
I can write more about it later, but in this program, rofi is configured to search with case insensitivity and select the best match from the list if there are matches. This can make it difficult at times to write a search query that does not trigger a selection from the rofi menu
Once your history starts filling up, it becomes progressively more difficult to form unique search queries
The workaround for this is to prepend a dash -
to the search query
The above output was produced by searching: isekai -
As of the update on 2022-01-01, if selecting an anime from the search history list, the anime selection menu will be skipped and the program will move on to episode selection
Anime Selection
The next menu is where you select the anime to watch from a narrowed down list. Elements that have a blue border and text color indicate which anime have been watched before
Episode Selection
In the episode selection menu, you can select an individual episode from the list, provide a single episode, or provide a range of episodes as two space separated integers start_episode end_episode
. Like in the previous menu, any element with a blue border and text-color indicates that episode has been watched before
Usage
aniwrapper
# Launch menu (default video quality: best)
aniwrapper
# Launch menu with quality selection
aniwrapper -q
# Enable verbose logging
aniwrapper -v
# Use ani-cli command-line mode (rofi disabled)
aniwrapper -c
# Download anime in command-line mode
aniwrapper -d
# All flags can be used in command-line mode as well
# ex. The following command will launch aniwrapper in command-line download mode with quality selection
aniwrapper -cqd
Option 1: Streaming
- click here for an example showing streaming a new anime
- click here for an example showing streaming a previously watched anime
Streaming is the default option for the aniwrapper
script and will prompt you with each of the menus specified in the aniwrapper Menus section
Option 2: Download
The default download location is $HOME/Videos/sauce
and will be chosen as the download directory unless otherwise specified
After specifying the download directory (or leaving it blank for the default), you will be presented with the menus from the aniwrapper Menus section for selecting the anime and episode(s) to download
Option 3: Continue
The continue option queries the sqlite3
history databse and pulls the list of distinct anime names from the watch_history
table. Select an option from the list and the most recently watched episode of the selected anime will play
Option 4: Play from File
This option prompts you to provide the path to your Videos
directory. Any path can be provided, but the script will begin the search from the provided path. From there, follow the prompts to select the video you want to watch and it will be opened in mpv
Option 5: Sync History
This option allows you to sync your search/watch history across devices. It queries the database on the remote machine and inserts/updates the necessary rows
At the moment, the requirements are as follows:
- You must be able to
ssh
into the remote machine - The username must be the same across both devices
- The
history.sqlite3
file must be in the default location:$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/aniwrapper/history.sqlite3
ani-cli Script
# watch anime
ani-cli <query>
# download anime
ani-cli -d <download_directory>
# resume watching anime
ani-cli -H
# list searched anime
ani-cli -l
# playlist mode
ani-cli -P
# add to playlist
ani-cli -a
# sync history across devices
ani-cli -s
# run ani-cli in command-line mode (rofi disabled)
ani-cli -c
Multiple episodes can be viewed/downloaded by giving the episode range like so
Choose episode [1-13]: 1 6
This would open/download episodes 1 2 3 4 5 6