Linux command
ani-cli 命令
文本
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常用示例
Search
ani-cli [anime_name]
Continue
ani-cli -c
Download
ani-cli -d [anime_name]
Example
ani-cli -q [720] [anime_name]
Example
ani-cli -v [anime_name]
Example
ani-cli --dub [anime_name]
Example
ani-cli -e [1-5] [anime_name]
说明
ani-cli is a command-line tool for searching and streaming anime from various sources. It provides a terminal-based interface for selecting anime, choosing episodes, and playing them in your preferred video player. The tool scrapes anime streaming sites to find available content, presenting options in an interactive menu format.
参数
- -c, --continue
- Continue watching from history
- -d, --download
- Download instead of stream
- -e, --episode _range_
- Specify episode number or range (e.g., 1-5)
- -q _quality_
- Specify video quality (best, worst, 360, 480, 720, 1080). Default is best.
- -v, --vlc
- Use VLC player instead of mpv
- -D, --delete
- Delete watch history
- -s, --syncplay
- Watch together with friends using Syncplay (mpv only)
- -N, --non-interactive
- Disable the interactive menu
- -S _index_, --select-nth _index_
- Select nth search result without prompting
- --dub
- Play the dubbed version instead of subbed
- --skip
- Use ani-skip to skip episode intros (mpv only)
- --no-detach
- Don't detach the player (useful for in-terminal playback)
- --rofi
- Use rofi instead of fzf for the interactive menu
- -U, --update
- Update ani-cli
- -h, --help
- Show help information
FAQ
What is the ani-cli command used for?
ani-cli is a command-line tool for searching and streaming anime from various sources. It provides a terminal-based interface for selecting anime, choosing episodes, and playing them in your preferred video player. The tool scrapes anime streaming sites to find available content, presenting options in an interactive menu format.
How do I run a basic ani-cli example?
Run `ani-cli [anime_name]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -c, --continue do in ani-cli?
Continue watching from history