A tool for adding anime to your anidb list.
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  1. # Caniadd will add files to an AniDB list.
  2. None of the already existing clients did exactly what I wanted, so here I am.
  3. Caniadd is still in developement, but is is already usable.
  4. That is, it implements logging in, encryption, ed2k hashing and adding files, basic ratelimit, keepalive, and file caching.
  5. In the future I want to write an mpv plugin that will use the cached database from caniadd to automatically mark an episode watched on AniDB.
  6. That will be the peak *comfy* animu list management experience.
  7. # Install
  8. You'll need to download the developement package for sqlite3.
  9. Caniadd also needs pthreads, but that's probably already there.
  10. ```bash
  11. git clone --recurse-submodules https://git.lain.church/x3/caniadd
  12. cd caniadd
  13. make
  14. ./caniadd -h
  15. ```
  16. ## Things to do:
  17. - NAT handling
  18. - Multi thread hashing
  19. - Read/write timeout in net
  20. - Decode escaping from server
  21. - Use a config file
  22. - Add newline escape to server
  23. - Add support for compression
  24. - Implement session saving between different invocations, and session destroying
  25. - Automatically remove found anime from wishlist
  26. - Make deleting from mylist possible, with
  27. - Name regexes,
  28. - If file is not found at a scan
  29. - Buffer up mylistadd api cmds when waiting for ratelimit
  30. - Handle C-c gracefully at any time
  31. - After some time passes between now and cache moddate and it's not watched, then query and update it
  32. - Update cache entry is modify is used
  33. - Pretty hashing with color and progress bars and the other fancy stuff
  34. - Keep track of files not in AniDB. Maybe with a NULL lid?
  35. - Write -h page, and maybe a man page too