myanimelist-url-to-id
v1.0.3
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MyAnimeList raw URL to ID
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MyAnimeList Url to ID Parser/Converter
Convert your MyAnimeList URL to the respective's object ID. This can be usefull when you're trying to parse MyAnimeList URl's to extract their ID.
Yes, we support TypeScript.
Supported Url
- Anime
- Manga
- Character (Both Manga and Anime)
Usage
Installation
npm i -s myanimelist-url-to-id
# OR
yarn add myanimelist-url-to-id
Use them in your project
import { getCharaId } from 'myanimelist-url-to-id';
console.log(getCharaId('https://myanimelist.net/character/81239/Yuuma_Kuga'));
// 81239
Documentation
You can actually see the usage of this library on the __test__
folder, and go with the documentation that I made on the functions comment (that shows up on Intellisense). But for clarity I'll write it here too.
AnimeUtil
Class
getAnimeId (url: string): number
Will returns something like 34599
getAnimeUrl (id: number): string
Will return something like https://myanimelist.net/anime/34599
CharaUtil
Class
Note: Chara stands for Character.
getCharaId(url: string): number
Will return something like 140046
getCharaUrl(id: number): string
Will return something like https://myanimelist.net/character/140046
MangaUtil
Class
getMangaId(url: string): number
Will return something like 91941
getMangaUrl(id: number): string
Will return something like https://myanimelist.net/manga/91941
InvalidUrl
Exception
the getAnimeId
, getCharaId
and getMangaId
will throws InvalidUrl
exception when the Url doesn't match the pattern we have. Please handle it properly.
import {InvalidUrl} from "myanimelist-url-to-id/build/exceptions"
try {
let animeId = getAnimeId('malformed-url');
} catch (e) {
if(e instanceof InvalidUrl) {
// handle your error here.
}
}
FAQ
Do this library requires MAL API?
Short answer — No. We just parse your url and give you back the ID.
Do I need to access MAL API to get the full information?
Yes.
How can this be an FAQ when you wrote it before the package released?
In this case, "FAQ" stands for "Fully Anticipated Questions".
License
MIT.