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shentai

v2.0.7

Published

Simple and User-Friendly Library for nHentai!

Downloads

157

Readme

Simple and User-Friendly API for nHentai.

Recommended for REST API, Bots, Sites

Table of content:

Installation

$ npm install shentai

Usage

// in async function
const nHentai = require('shentai')
const sHentai = new nHentai

// Get a Random Doujin
await sHentai.getRandom().then(doujin => console.log(doujin))

// Get a indicated Doujin
await sHentai.getDoujin(1).then(doujin => console.log(doujin))

// Searching
await sHentai.search('dev').then(search => console.log(search.results))

// Next Page
const search = await sHentai.search('dev')
const nextPage = await search.next()
console.log(nextPage.results)

Methods

getPopular()

Returns the not full object of a doujins.

Usage example:

// in async function
const doujins = await sHentai.getPopular()
console.log(doujins)
Returns: Promise<search model class>

getNew()

Returns the not full object of a doujins.

Usage example:

// in async function
const doujins = await sHentai.getNew()
console.log(doujins)
Returns: Promise<search model class>

getDoujin()

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | [id] | string/number | ID of Doujin |

Usage example:

// in async function
const doujin = await sHentai.getDoujin(0)
console.log(doujin)
Returns: Promise<Doujin model object>

getRandom()

Usage example:

// in async function
const doujin = await sHentai.getRandom()
console.log(doujin)
Returns: Promise<Doujin model object>

byAuthor()

Returns the not full object of a doujins.

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | text | string | Text for entering search input on a site |

Usage example:

// in async function
const doujins = await sHentai.getPopular()
console.log(doujins)
Returns: Promise<search model class>

search()

Returns the not full object of a doujins.

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | text | string | Text for entering search input on a site |

Usage example:

// in async function
const search = await sHentai.search('dev')
const doujin = await sHentai.getDoujin(search.results[0].id)
console.log(doujin)
Returns: Promise<search model class>

Data models

Doujin

Doujin data models is a object.
{
  id: String, // ID of Doujin
  author: String, // Author name of Doujin
  titles: {
    english: String, // English adaptation of the title
    original: String, //Original name of the title
  },
  pages: Array<String>, // Links of Images of Doujin
  tags: Array<String>, // Tags of Doujin
  cover: String // Link of Cover of Doujin
}

SearchResult Class

{
    results: Object[], // Search results on a site
    allDoujinsCount: Number, // Amount of all Doujins, which you can find
    lastPage: Number, // Number of All Pages from Search
    currentPage: Number, // Number of Current Page of Search
    next: Promise<SearchResult>, // Returns this class with new results of search next page
    prev: Promise<SearchResult>, // Returns this class with new results of search previous page
    first: Promise<SearchResult>, // Returns this class with new results of search first page
    last: Promise<SearchResult>, // Returns this class with new results of search last page
    getPage: Promise<SearchResult>, // Returns this class with new results of search indicated page
}

Search Result

Search data models is a array of objects.
[
  {
    id: String, // ID of Doujin
    titles: Object, // english property every time(for user-friendly with fullObject's condition), title of the doujin
    cover: String //url of the cover image
  },
]

Catching Errors without .catch()

In a Node.JS 15.x, reject use a strict mode. So, when Promise returns a reject, your app crashes. So, my library is user-friendly, and i don't want crash your app, if some wrong. So, how you can catch a errors?

For Example:

// in async function
let doujin = await sHentai.getDoujin(0)
if (doujin.status) return console.error(doujin.message);

And, your app don't be crashes :)

Support

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License

UNLICENSED

Copyright © Mikun Hatsune