nhatduypham1993 / api.enime.moe

An API service for developers to quickly access the anime info and sources

Enime API

Enime API is an open source API service for developers to access anime info (as well as their video sources)

Installation

Prerequisites

To deploy Enime API, you need following services:

1. Redis - You can get a free hosting at https://upstash.com/
2. PostgresSQL - You can get a free hosting at https://planetscale.com/
3. Node.js (>=v16) - You can install it at https://nodejs.org/en/download/
4. Pnpm - You can install it at https://pnpm.io/

Steps

1. Install dependencies with pnpm install
2. Create a .env file at the root of the project with the following properties:

PORT={the port that application is going to run on}
DATABASE_URL={the postgres database connection url}
REDIS_HOST={Redis host}
REDIS_PORT={Redis port}
REDIS_PASSWORD={Redis password}

3. Initialize prisma with pnpm prisma:generate
4. Run pnpm run dev and the application will start at desginated port (default 3000 if not explicitly set)

Docker

1. Run docker pull enime/api:1.0
2. Plug the environment variables in (If you don't know how to do this please Google)

Docker-Compose

1. Refer to docker-compose.yml in the project root to proceed

Support

• We use Discord for quick suggestions & bug reports, please join here

FAQ

• Do you download the videos yourself / is your API subject to DMCA compliant
  • No, Enime API never downloads the video from any source provider, only link will be returned from the response hence it is completely not subject to DMCA compliant

Performance

• Enime API tries to only scrape anime that has necessity of being scraped through a semi-sophisticated algorithm, resulting in its capacity to keep track of thousands of anime at the same time with high performance.
  • On average, Enime API only uses ~800MB of RAM (spikes to ~2.5GB when intensively scraping) and <15% of CPU (80% when intensively scraping) while keeping track of ~2000 anime

Credit

• https://github.com/consumet/consumet.ts - Some of the scraper logic from various anime sites
• https://github.com/consumet/consumet-api - Used as a backup scraper
• https://github.com/AniAPI-Team/AniAPI - Inspiration, as well as a bit of the Gogoanime scraping logic