jjeanjacques10/pymangaj

Search and download mangas from the internet using python library

PyMangaJ

Pymangaj is a Python library for searching and retrieving manga pages from different sources. It provides a simple interface to fetch manga pages from popular manga websites.

Installation

You can install pymangaj using pip:

pip install pymangaj

Getting Started

Search Pages

To use pymangaj, import the pymangaj module and call the search() method. Pass the manga name, chapter, and the sources you want to search from as arguments. The method will return a list of manga pages.

from pymangaj import pymangaj, Sources

pymangaj.search("Naruto", 1, sources=[Sources.CHAPMANGANATO, Sources.LER_MANGA])

['https://v2.mkklcdnv6tempv2.com/img/tab_2/00/13/32/ng952689/vol_72_chapter_699_the_seal_of_reconciliation/1-o.jpg', 'https://v2.mkklcdnv6tempv2.com/img/tab_2/00/13/32/ng952689/vol_72_chapter_699_the_seal_of_reconciliation/2-o.jpg'...]

Search Titles

Import the pymangaj module and call the search_titles()` method. Pass the manga name you want to search. The method will return a list of manga titles.

from pymangaj import pymangaj, Sources

pymangaj.search_titles("Naruto", source=Sources.LER_MANGA)

[{'title': 'Naruto: Konoha Shinden – Yukemuri Ninpouchou', 'url': 'https://lermanga.org/mangas/naruto-konoha-shinden-yukemuri-ninpouchou/'}, {'title': 'Naruto Gaiden: Uzu no Naka no Tsumujikaze', 'url': 'https://lermanga.org/mangas/naruto-gaiden-uzu-no-naka-no-tsumujikaze/'}]

Sources

pymangaj supports the following manga sources:

Source	Language	Status	Source
MangaLivre	PT-BR	❌	MANGA_LIVRE
MuitoManga	PT-BR	❌	MUITO_MANGA
Manganato	EN-US	✅	CHAPMANGANATO
LerManga	PT-BR	✅	LER_MANGA

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Contribution

Contributions to pymangaj are welcome! If you have any bug reports, feature requests, or suggestions, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.

Authors

• @jjeanjacques10

Contributors

• @fabiobarkoski

pymangaj's Issues

Migrate metadata from `setup.py` to `pyproject.toml`

According to setuptools, it's recommended not to use the setup.py to declare the metadata. If it's ok, I can make the migration and add the package dependencies inside the metadata file, in that way will be easier to declare the metadata and handle the package dependencies, e.g. declare the test dependencies outside of the core dependencies of the package.