Account Data

Account data

Account data is exposed through Client.Account and uses the cookies stored by the same client session. Log in before calling these methods:

using HdRezka;

using var client = new Client("https://your-mirror.example");
await client.LoginAsync("mail@example.com", "password", rememberMe: true);

Profile

var profile = await client.Account.GetProfileAsync();

Console.WriteLine(profile.Id);
Console.WriteLine(profile.Username);
Console.WriteLine(profile.Email);
Console.WriteLine(profile.AvatarUrl);
Console.WriteLine(profile.Tier);
Console.WriteLine(profile.IsPremium);
Console.WriteLine(profile.ContinueWatchingCount);

Email and AvatarUrl are nullable because a compatible mirror may omit them. Tier contains the subscription tier detected from account data, while IsPremium is a convenience property for checking AccountTier.Premium.

Continue watching

var entries = await client.Account.GetContinueWatchingAsync();

foreach (var entry in entries)
{
    Console.WriteLine(
        $"{entry.Title}: S{entry.Season}E{entry.Episode}, {entry.Translator}");
}

Each ContinueWatchingEntry includes the saved position identifier, media URL, cover, category, date label, details shown by the website, playback information, watched state, and remaining episode count. Season, episode, translator, parsed date, and remaining count are nullable when the website does not provide recognizable values.

The method loads the complete /continue/ page because the website does not expose pagination for this list.

Bookmarks

var folders = await client.Account.GetBookmarksAsync();

foreach (var folder in folders)
{
    Console.WriteLine($"{folder.Name}: {folder.ItemCount}");

    foreach (var item in folder.Items)
    {
        Console.WriteLine($"  {item.Title}: {item.Url}");
    }
}

The result preserves the website folder order. The method loads the root bookmark page and then loads the remaining user-created folders concurrently. Every bookmarked media card uses the same CatalogItem model as catalog and collection pages.

Errors and cancellation

All account methods accept a CancellationToken. They can throw LoginRequiredException for an anonymous session, CaptchaException when the website requests verification, HttpException for an unsuccessful response, ParseException for incompatible markup, HttpRequestException for transport failures, and OperationCanceledException when canceled.