I borrowed some code

[MichaelPNolan]

What can I add as attribution for things like this, which are part of my project.

(which is free to use) https://github.com/FrostyAnime/Anime_SV/releases/tag/linux_binary_release
My project is 90% Nyaa but I integrated other sources just to experience what those are like as "optional" ways. So I want to know if I should say where I copied or referenced code from in these files. You could also tell me to not use that but I'll just regenerate them a different way because I already have my own scrape code for other sources.

There was another browser extension that lists Seadex releases, which could be complementary and I had to rewrite code for python instead of typescript. Generally I want to have mirrors and other options integrated for the "get the actual release" part so the workflow. I am new to sharing finished software. I have not made my git for the source public yet but I've made this other git FrostyAnime git account as a pseudonym to slow over zealous people who want to complain about people getting fansubs etc.

allanime_provider.py
hianime_provider.py
cheers

[ewgsta]

You can use it however you like, it's no problem, in fact I'd be happy. Adding optional credits would be a nice touch. Have a good day!

[MichaelPNolan]

Ok - it's in there # Code inspired by or adapted from https://github.com/ewgsta/weeb-cli
and I used your _provider.py style structuring. Now I have about 6 provider types ... i'm just enjoying having it all ready for when something is broken, some site or api and I want to get a file - options.

[ewgsta]

That sounds great! I’m glad the structure worked out for you. Having multiple providers as backups is definitely a smart move for reliability. Feel free to reach out if you need anything else. Good luck with the project!