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Aniwari is an application aimed to ease watching currently airing anime in the season. You can often find yourself in situations where you open a schedule + MAL + Nyaa (or any other service) and then switch back and forth between them, which can get annoying. Aniwari provides a way to integrate all these services into one. The application has been designed with responsiveness and touch-screens in mind.
The only supported platform is currently Windows 10+ (.NET 7)
- List airing anime for each day
- Automatic conversion from Japan to Local time
- Click on an anime to view more information
- Choose which anime you are planning to watch
- View multiple days at once in fullscreen
- List all anime you are watching
- Click on an anime to list all aired episodes
- Force a number of episodes (in case of irregular schedule) Read more
- Search for a torrent on Nyaa Read more
- Set a preferred search string Read more
- Track the torrent's status
- Opens your video player to watch an episode
- Delete a downloaded episode
- Log into your MAL Read more
- Import your watching list
- Automatically update your watched episodes
- Automatically add new anime to your MAL
- Fully integrated within Watchlist
- Set maximum seeding/downloading speed
- Set maximum seed ratio
- Automatic save and resume on restart
- Choose archive location
- White mode / Dark mode
- Custom theme color
- Automatically generated accent colors
- Custom background
- Responsive layout
- Touch friendly
- Heads up notifications
- Anime titles language preference (Japanese, English, Romanized)
- Check for updates in Settings
- Automatic install and restart
Go to the Download page and download the latest zip package, then unpack it into a folder anywhere you want.
Aniwari needs the .NET 7 framework to work, however if you don't have it installed it should give you a link to download it when you try to open the app. (Updated Windows 10+ installations have newest .NET automatically, so it should not be a problem)
Application preferences are saved into the %appdata%\Aniwari folder.
(Installer is work in progress)
The following bugs has been found and cannot be fixed, because they are in the framework itself.
- Windows 10 19044 - Scrolling while scroll lock is OFF doesn't work - apparently turning scroll lock ON fixes the issue
Aniwari is made in C# MAUI Blazor. You need to have Visual Studio 2022 with specific MAUI workload installed.
We are using a fork of Onova for updates, so currently you have to publish it locally before the first build.
I recommend to use the publish script in the solution folder first, and then you can build and debug without any problems. Just call .\publish.ps1 in the Package Manager Console.
No other dependencies should be necessary, just keep in mind there are projects listed as git submodules.
The following open source projects have been used:
Aniwari is licensed under the MIT license.