@episodehunter/thetvdb
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Helper lib for thetvdb api
$ npm install @episodehunter/thetvdb
const theTvDb = new TheTvDb(apikey)
constructor(apikey: string, options: Options)Creates an instance of TheTvDb
fetchShow(id: number): Promise<Show>Fetch a show with given id. See the-tv-db-show.ts for the return type
fetchShowEpisodes(showId: number): Promise<Episode[]>Fetch all episodes for a given show id. See TheTvDbShowEpisode in the-tv-db-show-episode.ts for the return type
fetchLatestShowEpisodes(showId: number, numberOfEpisodes: number): Promise<Episode[]>Fetch the latest episodes. Will return somewhere between 0 and numberOfEpisodes + 99 episodes.
fetchLastUpdateShowsList(time: number): Promise<Episode[]>Return a list of shows that have been updated
Time in unix timestamp (sec)
fetchEpisodeImage(episodeId: number): Promise<Buffer>fetchShowPoster(showId: number): Promise<Buffer>fetchShowFanart(showId: number): Promise<Buffer>MIT
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Helper lib for thetvdb api
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