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#Anitomy-Node

```npm install anitomy-node ```

![](http://i.imgur.com/1AhBg0f.png)

anitomy-node ports the anime file name parser [Anitomy](https://github.com/erengy/anitomy) to Node in case someday you need to parse anime file names in Node ever (unlikely).I created this module to use in Electron for [Chiika](http://chiika.moe)

#Usage
You can simply require the library and create an object off of it.

To use anitomy-node in **Electron**,since Electron has its own Node binary, you have to [compile against it](https://github.com/electron/electron/blob/master/docs/tutorial/using-native-node-modules.md).

```node-gyp rebuild --target=0.36.2 --arch=x64 --dist-url=https://atom.io/download/atom-shell```

otherwise, just type ```npm install```.


An example usage of the module:

```
var AnitomyModule = require('anitomy-node'); //Require the module
var AnitomyNode = new AnitomyModule(); //Create an object off of it

//Call the parse method
var ParseResult = AnitomyNode.Parse("[Coalgirls]_Yosuga_no_Sora_04_(1280x720_Blu-Ray_FLAC)_[7CB1CD3F]");

console.log(ParseResult.AnimeTitle); //Yosuga no Sora
console.log(ParseResult.EpisodeNumber); // 04
console.log(ParseResult.Resolution); //1280x720
console.log(ParseResult.AudioTerm); //FLAC
console.log(ParseResult.FileChecksum); //7CB1CD3F
```

#Tests

Install ```npm i jasmine-node``` then run ```npm test```.

![](http://i.imgur.com/ujWkXm5.png)


#Installing

``` npm install anitomy-node ```

You'll need

- MSVC for Windows (Visual Studio 2013)
- node-gyp
- NaN

or just type ```npm install``` and NPM will build it for you.