One home for three Python SDKs.
ANIPY — Anime Python — collects open-source Python libraries for the anime, manga and light novel platforms AniLiberty, RanobeLib and MangaLib, together with their documentation, under one address: anipy.ru.
What it is
ANIPY is a collection, not a framework. Each SDK is an independent async Python package, published on PyPI under the MIT licence: py-aniliberty for AniLiberty, ranobelib-python-sdk for RanobeLib and mangalib-python-sdk for MangaLib. The RanobeLib and MangaLib packages share one repository, libsocial-sdk.
The site is the shared front door: one place to see what exists, open the docs for a library and jump to its source on GitHub.
Why it exists
Developers who build bots, catalogues, trackers or tools around anime, manga and light novels need clean, documented access to the platforms they love — from Python.
Instead of scattering those libraries across separate pages, ANIPY keeps them side by side with a consistent look and documentation structure, so learning one SDK makes the others feel familiar.
The mark
ア is the katakana “a” — the first sound of アニメ, anime. It sits inside an ensō, the single-stroke brush circle.
The thin vertical rule running through it is the same line that divides the collection’s panels: one stroke, one column, one library.
- I アニメ py-aniliberty Async Python SDK for the AniLibria API: releases, episodes with HLS links, catalog, schedule, torrents and account features. DOCUMENTATION ↗
- II ラノベ ranobelib-python-sdk Async Python SDK for ranobelib.me: title metadata, chapter and volume downloads, export to EPUB, FB2, TXT and PDF. DOCUMENTATION ↗
- III 漫画 mangalib-python-sdk Async Python SDK for mangalib.me: title metadata, chapters, translations, catalog and page images. DOCUMENTATION ↗