Exemple #1
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   def search(self, query):
       """Fetch/Download anime list from MAL."""
 
       try:
           response = self.request.execute(path='anime/search?q=%s' % urllib.quote(query), ssl=True)
       except (request.HttpRequestError, request.HttpStatusError):
           return False
 
       # All the data goes into a new dict to keep because the API
       # doesn't provide all the information yet.
       response_data = json.loads(response)
       data = {}
 
       for e in response_data:
               data[int(e['id'])] = {
                   'id':               int(e['id']),
                   'title':            utils.htmldecode(e['title']),
                   'type':             e['type'],             # TV, Movie, OVA, ONA, Special, Music
                   'episodes':         self.getEpisodes(e['episodes']),
                   #'status':           e['status'],           # finished airing, currently airing, not yet aired
                   'members_score':    float(e['members_score']),
                   'image':            e['image_url']
                   }
 
       return data
Exemple #2
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    def list(self):
        """Fetch/Download anime list from MAL."""

        try:
            response = self.request.execute(path='animelist/%s' %
                                            urllib.quote(self.username),
                                            authenticate=True,
                                            ssl=True)
        except (request.HttpRequestError, request.HttpStatusError):
            return False

        # All the data goes into a new dict
        response_data = json.loads(response)['anime']
        data = {}

        for e in response_data:
            data[int(e['id'])] = {
                'id': int(e['id']),
                'title': utils.htmldecode(e['title']),
                'type': e['type'],  # TV, Movie, OVA, ONA, Special, Music
                'episodes': self.getEpisodes(e['episodes']),
                'status':
                e['status'],  # finished airing, currently airing, not yet aired
                'watched_status':
                e['watched_status'],  # watching, completed, on-hold, dropped, plan to watch
                'watched_episodes': int(e['watched_episodes']),
                'score': int(e['score']),
                'image': e['image_url']
            }

        response_data = None

        return data
Exemple #3
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   def list(self):
       """Fetch/Download anime list from MAL."""
 
       try:
           response = self.request.execute(path='animelist/%s' % urllib.quote(self.username), authenticate=True, ssl=True)
       except (request.HttpRequestError, request.HttpStatusError):
           return False
 
       # All the data goes into a new dict
       response_data = json.loads(response)['anime']
       data = {}
 
       for e in response_data:
               data[int(e['id'])] = {
                   'id':               int(e['id']),
                   'title':            utils.htmldecode(e['title']),
                   'type':             e['type'],             # TV, Movie, OVA, ONA, Special, Music
                   'episodes':         self.getEpisodes(e['episodes']),
                   'status':           e['status'],           # finished airing, currently airing, not yet aired
                   'watched_status':   e['watched_status'],   # watching, completed, on-hold, dropped, plan to watch
                   'watched_episodes': int(e['watched_episodes']),
                   'score':            int(e['score']),
                   'image':            e['image_url']
                   }
 
       response_data = None
 
       return data
Exemple #4
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    def search(self, query):
        """Fetch/Download anime list from MAL."""

        try:
            response = self.request.execute(path='anime/search?q=%s' %
                                            urllib.quote(query),
                                            ssl=True)
        except (request.HttpRequestError, request.HttpStatusError):
            return False

        # All the data goes into a new dict to keep because the API
        # doesn't provide all the information yet.
        response_data = json.loads(response)
        data = {}

        for e in response_data:
            data[int(e['id'])] = {
                'id': int(e['id']),
                'title': utils.htmldecode(e['title']),
                'type': e['type'],  # TV, Movie, OVA, ONA, Special, Music
                'episodes': self.getEpisodes(e['episodes']),
                #'status':           e['status'],           # finished airing, currently airing, not yet aired
                'members_score': float(e['members_score']),
                'image': e['image_url']
            }

        return data