ani-l is a terminal-based anime library and streamer written in Rust.
It lets users browse, search, and stream anime directly from the terminal, either through an interactive text user interface or command-line options. The application uses AniList and Jikan for anime metadata, while video playback is handled by mpv.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Provides a keyboard-driven TUI built with ratatui.
- Searches AniList for anime metadata.
- Supports command-line searches for anime titles and trending entries.
- Streams episodes from supported sources including AllAnime.
- Uses mpv for video playback.
- Tracks watch progress through library management features.
- Stores configuration in the standard user configuration directory.
Website: github.com/komposer-aml/ani-l
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Developer: Albert Medrano-Lopez
License: GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1
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