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The package refining the Ohys-Raws distribution data.
I implemented the code in TypeScript and ES module for better community adoption of newer technologies. Supporting CommonJS module or legacies will not be supported in any way.
You can install the package via NPM.
$ npm i ohys-api
We removed all APIs rather than title parsing method for smaller package footprint. Almost everyone use their own HTTP requesting package, so it's reasonable to take over the package selection to the user world.
parser.parse(title: string): { ... }import { parser } from 'ohys-api'
parser('[PROVIDER] Title 2nd season - 2 END (CH 1920x1080 x264 AAC)')
/*
{
title: {
original: 'Title',
seasonal: 'Title 2nd season',
series: '',
},
file: {
name: '[PROVIDER] Title 2nd season - 2 END (CH 1920x1080 x264 AAC)',
resolution: '1920x1080',
codec: {
video: 'x264',
audio: 'AAC',
},
},
provider: {
channel: 'CH',
},
episodes: [2],
seasons: [2],
}
*/
We also bundle some development only method for dynamic use of this package, but don't use development only methods in production code. Even in minor version changes, the development only methods can be changed at any time.
Please, see test directory for the use of development only method.
All code rights goes to HoJeong Go seia@outlook.kr, the owner. All code distributed in ISC license for free use of the code.
Don't abuse the names in this package. Don't hide the credit of this package if you used or transformed the code in this package. Don't hate others by any specific reason.
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Ohys-Raws data refiner
We found that ohys-api 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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