This is a completely rewritten version of the node-hitomi project by H2Owater425 with the same functionality but only using the Javascript Web API.
The original project uses a lot of Native Node.js modules which are not feasible in environments where Node.js is not available or not native (such as Vercel Edge Functions, Cloudflare Workers, etc.). This project aims to bring the same functionality to those environments.
This project is a complete rewrite of the original project. There have been
several bug fixes and improvements. The original project lacked documentation
so JSDocs were added to improve usability. There is better type safety and
the use of ESLint means the code should have a more consistent style. There is a
new helper fetch function called edgeFetch which is a wrapper around the
web API fetch that has all the necessary headers set to access or forward content
from the website.
Currently, all the functionalities are tested and working on Vercel/Next.js edge runtime, and Cloudflare Workers. (CPU time and execution time haven't been fully tested.) As these are the two platforms I intended to use this project on, I have not tested it on other platforms. However, it should work on any platform that runs on a browser-based Javascript runtime like Chrome V8 Engine, Deno, Node.
Note that this will not work natively with browsers as it modifies Forbidden Header Names. If your browser has extensions or workarounds to allow this, it might work.
Please if you are using this on a different platform, make a pull request editing this README.md file.
yarn add edge-hitomi
or (if you are using npm)
npm i edge-hitomi
You can clone this project and make your changes then
build using (you can skip this step if you are not making any changes)
yarn build
or (if you are using npm)
npm run build
All the importable functions from the original project are implemented. However, due to the nature of Web APIs, SNI Spoofing found in the original project was removed. This is because the Web API does not allow modifying any part of the TLS handshake. If your country restricts access to the website (such as Korea), you will need to use a VPN or a proxy to have full functionalities. But it's meant to run on servers so it shouldn't be too much of a problem.
Currently, there needs to be some optimization to help run in edge computing environments as they tend to have minimal resources and timing. Right now, it is only ported to the Web API, but the optimizations are not done. If you would like to help with optimizing, please make a pull request with the changes. I will be happy to review them.
If you would like to contribute to this project, please make a pull request with the changes. I will be happy to review them. If you have changed the JSDocs, please run
yarn docs
or (if you are using npm)
npm run docs
This project is licensed under the MIT License. Please see the LICENSE file for more information.