$searchManga

Syntax

$searchManga[manga;count?;filter?;sfw?]

Usage

Option	Type	Optional	Example
Manga	String	false	Manga name to search
Count	Number	true	Number of results to return(default - 10)
Filter	String	true	Filters in result(default - none)
SFW	Boolean	true	Return only SFW(default) false - both SFW and NSFW

Use like: $searchManga[manga_name;20;filter_type;true/false]

General Info

This code returns list of mangas/comics having similar name to the manga/comic you entered in first parameter.

The count option support number from 1 to 20

Manga/Comic

I have made the function to be named $searchManga cuz I thought it would be more understandable. If you read the table, you will find that this is NOT a function which only returns mangas. This will also return LNs, novels, etc.

So, if you only want to return mangas, don’t forget to use the “manga” filter otherwize, all of em will be in your returned answer.

It’s broadly a category of comics and written novels!

Filter Table

Option	Output
none	Returns all types of mangas/comics
manga	Returns only “manga”
novel	Returns only “novels”
doujin	Returns only “doujina”
manhwa	Returns only “manhwas”
manhua	Returns only “manhuas”
lightnovel	Returns only “light novels”
oneshot	Returns only “oneshots”
publishing	Returns only “publishing” comics/mangas
complete	Returns only “complete” comics/mangas
upcoming	Returns only “upcoming” comics/mangas
hiatus	Returns only “hiatus” comics/mangas
discontinud	Returns only “discontinued” comics/mangas

Example

$searchManga[sword art online] // Returns 10 results of manga having name similiar to "sword art online"
$searchManga[Sword art online;5;lightnovel] // Returns light novels having name similar to "sword art online"

Case insensitive

You don’t need to worry about uppercase / lowercase / intial-terminal blank spaces. I have handled it all. Such errors won’t affect the code