The GitHub presence of open-ani showcases a wide range of repositories focused on anime-related applications and tools. Utilizing primary languages such as Kotlin, C++, and Astro, notable projects include animeko, a comprehensive platform for anime tracking, and mediamp, a multimedia player for Compose Multiplatform. Their work emphasizes community-driven development and technical innovation.
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Public repositories
animeko
集找番、追番、看番的一站式弹幕追番平台，云收藏同步 (Bangumi)，离线缓存，BitTorrent，弹幕云过滤。100% Kotlin/Compose Multiplatform
mediamp
Video / audio player for Compose Multiplatform.
ani-website
The website of Animeko, with Astro. 🚀
anitorrent
Kotlin port of libtorrent, supporting Android and desktop JVMs
ComposeReorderable
Enables reordering by drag and drop in Jetpack Compose (Desktop) LazyList & LazyGrid.
jSystemThemeDetector
Java library for detecting that the (desktop) operating system uses dark UI theme or not
ksoup
Ksoup is a Kotlin Multiplatform library for working with HTML and XML. It's a port of the renowned Java library, jsoup.
libmpv-macos-autobuild
No description provided for this repository.
bangumi-data
Raw data for Japanese Anime
malicious_filtering_for_ani
This repository is used the provide malicious danmaku filtering for openani/ani
boost
Fork of prebuilt boost for anitorrent builds
Frequently asked questions
What does open-ani build on GitHub?
open-ani builds various applications and tools related to anime, including the animeko tracking platform and mediamp, a video/audio player. Their repositories reflect a focus on user engagement and multimedia functionality.
Which programming languages does open-ani use?
open-ani primarily utilizes Kotlin, C++, Astro, and Java for their projects. This diverse selection of languages allows them to develop cross-platform applications and enhance user experience across different devices.
Are open-ani's repositories public?
Yes, all of open-ani's repositories are public on GitHub. This transparency allows users and developers to access, contribute to, and audit their projects, fostering a collaborative environment within the anime community.
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