Python API wrapper for MyAnimeList, supporting MAL version 2 api.
Note: This is a work in progress and many endpoints have not been implemented. Expect a lot of bugs.
pip install pyMALv2or
python setup.py installBasic Usage:
from pyMALv2.auth import Authorization, OAuth
from pyMALv2.services import UserService
# Create an oauth client.
client = OAuth(
client_id='your_client_id',
client_secret='your_client_secret',
redirect_uri='https://your-redirect-url.com'
)
# Start the oauth flow, starts a http server to receive authorization code.
client.start_oauth2_flow(http_server=True, port=8989)
# Create an authorization object.
auth = Authorization().load_token(
access_token=client.tokens.access_token,
refresh_token=client.tokens.refresh_token,
expires_in=client.tokens.expires_in,
)
# Create service
user = UserService(auth)
# Get anime list
anime_list = user.anime_list.get()
# Returns a list of anime objects.Add/Update/Delete entry to user's anime or manga list:
user = UserService(auth)
user.anime_list.update(Anime(id=43608), status='watching')
user.manga_list.delete(12)See examples/example1.py for an example on storing the tokens in a file so that you don't have to keep re-authorizing everytime your script runs. If you've ever worked with the google python api, it looks very similar.
Data returned from some functions are json objects deserialised to python objects analogous to the MALv2 API. So please refer to the MAL API for more information.
For more information, inspect the source code or MAL api docs. Wrapper API docs are not yet available.
- Search Anime/Manga
- Get Anime/Manga
- Manga List Add/Update
- Manga List Delete
- Get User Manga List
- Anime List Add/Update
- Anime List Delete
- Get User Anime List
- OAuth2 Authentication
Contributions are welcome. Please fork the repo and submit a pull request. Please ensure that the current tests pass before submitting a pull request.
MIT License