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anime-gifs

v1.0.1

Published

A library for getting anime gifs from OtakuGifs API.

Downloads

18

Readme

Anime Gifs

Anime Gifs is a simple npm package created by Dymidless. It allows you to fetch anime gifs and reactions for various purposes.

List of Reactions

Here is the list of available reactions:

| Reaction | | -------- | | airkiss | | angrystare | | bite | | bleh | | blush | | brofist | | celebrate | | cheers | | clap | | confused | | cool | | cry | | cuddle | | dance | | drool | | evillaugh | | facepalm | | handhold | | happy | | headbang | | hug | | kiss | | laugh | | lick | | love | | mad | | nervous | | no | | nom | | nosebleed | | nuzzle | | nyah | | pat | | peek | | pinch | | poke | | pout | | punch | | roll | | run | | sad | | scared | | shout | | shrug | | shy | | sigh | | sip | | slap | | sleep | | slowclap | | smack | | smile | | smug | | sneeze | | sorry | | stare | | stop | | surprised | | sweat | | thumbsup | | tickle | | tired | | wave | | wink | | woah | | yawn | | yay | | yes |

Installation

First, install the package using npm:

npm install anime-gifs

Usage

The package provides two main functions: getAnimeGif and listReactions.

getAnimeGif(reaction: string, format: string = 'GIF'): Promise

This function fetches a gif based on the reaction provided. The reaction parameter is required. The format parameter is optional and defaults to 'GIF'.

Example usage:

const { getAnimeGif } = require('anime-gifs');

getAnimeGif('happy')
    .then(url => {
        // Use the gif url as needed
    })
    .catch(error => console.error(error));

listReactions(): Promise<string[]>

This function fetches all available reactions.

Example usage:

const { listReactions } = require('anime-gifs');

listReactions()
    .then(reactions => {
        // Use the reactions as needed
    })
    .catch(error => console.error(error));

Error Handling

Both functions will throw an error if there is a problem fetching the data. Make sure to handle these errors appropriately in your application.

Repository

You can find the source code for this package on GitHub.

Author

This package was created by Dymidless. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or suggestions. ❤️