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whvx-subs

v1.0.2

Published

A lightweight, easy-to-use Node.js package for fetching movie and TV show subtitles from the WHVX Subs API. Supports multiple subtitle formats and languages, with IMDb and TMDb integration.

Downloads

31

Readme

WHVX Subs

A lightweight, easy-to-use Node.js package for fetching movie and TV show subtitles from the WHVX Subs API. Supports multiple subtitle formats and languages, with IMDb and TMDb integration.

More Info At: https://subs.whvx.net

Features

  • Fetch subtitles for movies and TV shows using IMDb or TMDb IDs.
  • Supports both CommonJS and ES Module.
  • Easy integration with your Node.js projects.

Installation

Install the package using npm:

npm install whvx-subs

Usage

You can use this package in both CommonJS and ES Module environments.

CommonJS

const whvxSubs = require('whvx-subs');

async function fetchSubtitles() {
  try {
    const subtitles = await whvxSubs.searchSubtitles('tt1234567', 1, 1);
    console.log(subtitles);
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Error fetching subtitles:', error);
  }
}

fetchSubtitles();

ES Module

import { searchSubtitles } from 'whvx-subs';

async function fetchSubtitles() {
  try {
    const subtitles = await searchSubtitles('tt1234567', 1, 1);
    console.log(subtitles);
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Error fetching subtitles:', error);
  }
}

fetchSubtitles();

API

searchSubtitles(id: string, season?: number, episode?: number): Promise<SubtitleResponse>

Fetches subtitles based on the provided ID. The season and episode parameters are optional and should be used for TV shows.

  • id: The IMDb or TMDb ID for the movie or TV show.
  • season (optional): The season number (required for TV shows).
  • episode (optional): The episode number (required for TV shows).

Example:

const subtitles = await searchSubtitles('tt1234567');