The purpose of this tool is to find the best matching Anime for a given string.
The result is always exactly one Anime with some metadata in JSON-format. Anime Indexer recognizes multiple languages as far as Anime titles go.
The data source is Manami-Project's anime-offline-database, which gets downloaded into the execution directory if it does not exist.
Successful output is always in JSON. The only exceptions are error messages and the help text.
Matching is done in steps:
- Search for exact title (case-insensitive)
- Search for exact alternative title (=synonym, also case-insensitive)
- Search for partial title (case-insensitive)
- Match by highest score of titles and synonyms combined using the Jaro-Winkler Distance.
$ java -jar atm.jar 未来日記
{
"type": "OVA",
"title": "Mirai Nikki",
"picture": "https://img7.anidb.net/pics/anime/60575.jpg",
"thumbnail": "https://img7.anidb.net/pics/anime/thumbs/50x65/60575.jpg-thumb.jpg",
"episodes": 1,
"sources": [
"https://anidb.net/a7432",
"https://anilist.co/anime/8460",
"https://animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id\u003d11373",
"https://kitsu.io/anime/5344"
],
"relations": [
"https://anidb.net/a8395",
"https://anilist.co/anime/10620",
"https://animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id\u003d12896",
"https://kitsu.io/anime/6266"
],
"synonyms": [
"Future Diary",
"Gelecek Günlüğü",
"Mirai Nikki OVA",
"The Future Diary OVA",
"未来日記"
]
}
ATM requires a local Java Runtime installation with version 1.8 or higher. An active internet connection is required for the first execution to download the Anime database file.
Download the latest atm.jar from the Releases Page.
$ java -jar atm.jar [OPTIONS] <arg>
For convenience you can create an alias in your .bashrc or profile:
$ alias atm="java -jar /path/of/jar/atm.jar"
# regular usage
$ java -jar atm.jar Grisaia
$ java -jar atm.jar -f myfile.txt
# read from stdin
$ cat myfile.txt | java -jar atm.jar -
Flag | Description |
---|---|
- | Empty flag. Read from stdin. |
-d, --duplicates | Lists only duplicates when used in batch mode (-f or - flags). |
-f, --file FILE | Parses a file containing Anime titles separated by newline. |
-h, --help | Prints the help text. |
Problem | Fix |
---|---|
Some Anime are not matched correctly. | Refresh the database by deleting the anime-offline-database.json file in your ~/.atm directory. This helps if the Anime is very recent and the database file is too old. If that does not fix it, please open an Issue on Github with the exact title you tried to match and what the result was. |
Required tools:
- Maven 3.3.9
- JDK 1.8+
Clone the git repository and run maven in the root directory.
$ mvn clean install
This creates the atm.jar file in the target directory. This is the main executable as shown in the examples. All dependencies are contained in the jar-file.
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