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Learn how to effectively retrieve and display all anime data from the Jikan.moe API using JavaScript and HTML. This guide will walk you step-by-step through the process.
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Displaying All Anime Data with Jikan.moe API

Anime enthusiasts often seek ways to gather information about their favorite shows. If you are a developer looking to build a simple web application that fetches anime data, you're in luck! In this guide, we will guide you on how to display complete anime information using the Jikan.moe API. Specifically, we'll help you retrieve the name, synopsis, type, and total episodes for multiple anime titles instead of just one.

Understanding the Problem

You might already have a basic understanding of JavaScript and HTML, but when it comes to fetching data from APIs, things can get tricky. In your case, you want to use the Jikan.moe API to find multiple anime titles based on a search query. Initially, your code only displayed information for a single anime due to a limitation you've set in your fetch request. Let’s fix that and ensure you can retrieve data for all relevant anime titles.

The Issue with Your Code

The main problem lies within your JavaScript function. You have set a limit on the number of results returned from the API call (&limit=1). This restricts the API to return only the first anime it finds, which is why you're not seeing all relevant results. To achieve the desired outcome, we need to:

Remove the &limit=1 restriction.

Use a loop to iterate over all returned anime results.

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Update Your Fetch Call

You will modify the current fetch request in your getAnimeData() function as follows:

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2. Complete HTML Structure

Make sure the HTML structure remains as follows for it to work seamlessly with the JavaScript function:

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Conclusion

By following these steps, you will be able to display all relevant anime titles along with their details directly from the Jikan.moe API. Remember to remove any unnecessary limits and utilize loops to handle multiple results effectively. This is a great way to enhance your JavaScript skills while enjoying your favorite anime!

Good luck on your JavaScript journey, and may your applications bring joy to fellow anime fans!