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TUI written in Python using Textual to navigate local Anime files.
To use ani-tui simply install the Python package:
Unix
pip3 install anitui
Windows
py -m pip install anitui
The TUI can then be run by simply typing anitui
in the shell.
ani-tui is capable of launching the vlc-ani-discord script along with your chosen media to display Discord Rich Presence and automatically update your Anilist episode progress. Note that this is only applicable if you are using VLC as your media player. The setup for this is a bit convoluted at the moment so it is automatically turned off. However, if you would like to use this feature here's how to do it! :)
Find out where ani-tui was installed
pip show anitui
Here you should see something of the form:
Location: {PATH}
Go to the directory
cd {PATH}/script
Here you will find a README.md
with instructions on setting up vlc-ani-discord
. Complete the setup and then move on to Step 4
Modify the ani-tui config file ~/.config/anitui/config.json
in your chosen editor. Simply change "script": false
to "script": true
.
Then you're done! I will be improving this process to be more straightforward in the future.
Still in development, expect bugs! :)
MIT
FAQs
A TUI to browse Anime
We found that anitui demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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