A library for interacting with the MyAnimeList API
Handles authorization, requiring only a client ID and registered redirect urifrom the MyAnimeList API and the user to authorize the application using the URL generated by the MALClient.
Tokens are cached by default but this can be disabled when creating the client.
API functions are a work in progress
Manga list functions are currently unsupported, but may be implemented in the future
To use lib-mal you will need an API key from MyAnimeList.net, and a callback URL. An example of how to use lib-mal might look like this:
```rust
use lib_mal::MALClient;
use tokio;
async fn main(){
//this has to exactly match a URI that's been registered with the MAL api
let redirect = [YOURREDIRECTURIHERE];
//the MALClient will attempt to refresh the cached accesstoken, if applicable
let client = MALClient::new([YOURSECRETHERE]).await;
let (authurl, challenge, state) = client.getauthparts(&redirect);
//the user will have to have access to a browser in order to log in and give your application permission
println!("Go here to log in :) -> {}", authurl);
//once the user has the URL, be sure to call client.auth to listen for the callback and complete the OAuth2 handshake
client.auth(&redirect, &challenge, &state).await.expect("Unable to log in");
//once the user is authorized, the API should be usable
//this will get the details, including all fields, for Mobile Suit Gundam
let anime = client.getanimedetails(&80, None).await.expect("Couldn't get anime details");
//because so many fields are optional, a lot of the members of libmal::model::AnimeDetails are Options
println!("{}: started airing on {}, ended on {}, ranked #{}", anime.show.title, anime.startdate.ok(), anime.end_date.ok(), anime.rank.ok());
}