A fully typed, zero-dependency client for the AniList GraphQL API.
Supports Node.js and modern browsers.

• Zero dependencies — uses the native fetch API
• Universal — Node.js ≥ 20, and modern browsers
• Dual format — ships ESM + CJS with full .d.ts declarations
• LRU cache with TTL, stale-while-revalidate, and hit/miss stats
• Rate-limit protection with exponential backoff, retries, and custom strategies
• Request deduplication — concurrent identical queries share a single in-flight request
• Automatic batching (DataLoader) — groups rapid, individual getMedia(id) calls within a 50ms window into a single batch query, saving API limits.
• Batch queries — manually fetch up to 50 media, characters, or staff in a single API call
• Auto-pagination — async iterator that yields items across all pages
• AbortSignal support — cancel globally or per-request via withSignal()
• Injectable logger — plug in console, pino, winston, or any compatible logger
• Redis-ready — swap the in-memory cache with the built-in RedisCache adapter

npm install ani-client
# pnpm
pnpm add ani-client
# yarn
yarn add ani-client

import { AniListClient, MediaType } from "ani-client";

const client = new AniListClient();

// Fetch an anime by AniList ID
const bebop = await client.getMedia(1);
console.log(bebop.title.romaji); // "Cowboy Bebop"

// Search with filters
const results = await client.searchMedia({
  query: "Naruto",
  type: MediaType.ANIME,
  genres: ["Action"],
  perPage: 10,
});

For full API reference, configuration options, caching, rate limiting, and advanced usage guides, please visit the official documentation:

📚 ani-client.js.org

• 💬 Discord server
• ✨ Showcase — see who's using ani-client

Contributions are welcome! Before opening an issue or a pull request, please read:

• CONTRIBUTING.md
• SECURITY.md

Note: ani-client is an unofficial, community-driven tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with AniList or AniChart in any way.

MIT © gonzyui