Welcome to MyAnimeListSharp

The "Easiest" way to search Anime/Manga

• What: .NET library for accessing MyAnimeList.net Web API (API Documentation)
• Framework: .NET 4.5.2
• Contact Info: @SlightEdgeCoder
• License: The MIT License

Overview

Facade makes the coding "Simple" and "Easy" to use.

There is a 1:1 matching between the Web API and the source code.

These four facade classes are the only classes you need to deal with.

• AccountMethods.cs
• AnimeListMethods.cs
• MangaListMethods.cs
• SearchMethods.cs

Asynchronous versions of facades are added in Version 1.3

####The difference between Synchronous and Asynchronous version: SearchMethods is separated into two different files (subject to change in later version):

1. MangaSearchMethodsAsync.cs
2. AnimeListMethodsAsync.cs

###Source is located under Project.MyAnimeList/Project.MyAnimeList/Project.MyAnimeList/Facade/Async

How to Install

Nuget

Install-Package MyAnimeListSharp

Examples

Search Manga

	// Step 1: Enter UserName and Password information
	ICredentialContext credential = new CredentialContext
	{
		UserName = "<MyAnimeList.NET UserName>",
		Password = "<MyAnimeList.NET Password>"
	};

	// Step 2: Create a method object
	var searchMethods = new SearchMethods(credential);

	// Step 3: Search using the search term ("Full Metal" in this case)
	string response = searchMethods.SearchAnime("Full Metal");

Search Manga Asynchronously: New* in Version 1.3

	ICredentialContext credential = new CredentialContext
	{
		UserName = "<MyAnimeList.NET UserName>",
		Password = "<MyAnimeList.NET Password>"
	};
	
	var asyncMangaSearcher = new MangaSearchMethodsAsync(credential);
	var response = await asyncMangaSearcher.SearchAsync("Dagashi Kashi");

Search Anime

	// Step 1: Enter UserName and Password information
	ICredentialContext credential = new CredentialContext
	{
		UserName = "<MyAnimeList.NET UserName>",
		Password = "<MyAnimeList.NET Password>"
	};

	// Step 2: Create a method object
	var searchMethods = new SearchMethods(credential);

	// Step 3: Search using the search term ("Code Geass" in this case)
	string mangaResponse = searchMethods.SearchManga("Code Geass");
	Console.WriteLine(mangaResponse);

Search Anime Asynchronously: New* in Version 1.3

	ICredentialContext credential = new CredentialContext
	{
		UserName = "<MyAnimeList.NET UserName>",
		Password = "<MyAnimeList.NET Password>"
	};

	var asyncAnimeSearcher = new AnimeSearchMethodsAsync(credential);
	var response = await asyncAnimeSearcher.SearchAsync("Naruto");

Add Anime

	var methods = new AnimeListMethods(credential);
	var animeValues = new AnimeValues
	{
		AnimeStatus = AnimeStatus.Watching,
		Comments = "It was a great series."
	};
	var responseText = methods.AddAnime(ANIME_ID, animeValues);
	Console.WriteLine(responseText);

Add Manga

	var methods = new MangaListMethods(credential);
	var mangaValues = new MangaValues
	{
		MangaStatus = MangaStatus.Reading,
		Comments = "I am planning to read this"
	};
	var responseText = methods.AddManga(MANGA_ID, mangaValues);
	Console.WriteLine(responseText);

Convert Response object to XML/JSON strings: New* in Version 1.3.1

	var asyncMangaSearcher = new MangaSearchMethodsAsync(credential);
	MangaSearchResponse response = await asyncMangaSearcher.SearchDeserializedAsync("Dagashi Kashi");

	Console.WriteLine(response.ToJson());
	Console.WriteLine(response.ToXml());