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kitsu-missing-enddates
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A CLI tool to aid with database maintenance
yarn global add kitsu-missing-enddates
npm install -g kitsu-missing-enddates
kmed [--subtype] [--onlyNSFW] [--noStart]
kitsu-missing-enddates [--subtype] [--onlyNSFW] [--noStart]
s
)Defaults to tv,ona,ova,movie,music,special
Seperate multiple subtypes by commas (e.g --subtype tv,ona
)
Possible values:
tv
ona
ova
movie
music
special
o
)Returns only NSFW entries (useful if you've previously run the CLI without logging in)
n
)Returns entries without an end date AND a start date
Skip to 3. if running locally with yarn start
yarn global dir
or npm root -g
and navigate to the directory returnednode_modules/kitsu-missing-enddates
env.template.mjs
to env.mjs
FAQs
CLI tool to aid with database maintenance
The npm package kitsu-missing-enddates receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, kitsu-missing-enddates popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that kitsu-missing-enddates demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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