Description:
tarantula 1.1.0b1
Description
tarantula crawls your movie directory, and retrieves info,
posters and trailer of the movies present from the International
Movie Database(IMDb) and RottenTomatoes.com. It also creates a
local database of the retrieved info. Information obtained includes Plot,
Director, Actors, IMDb Rating, TomatoMeter, etc.
The sqlite database can then be searched using sql commands such
as the Following, which shows you all the movies directed by
Christopher Nolan.
Version
1.1.0b1
Modules
getmoviedata - Gets info and posters of a movie
and stores in the form of text, json and an sqlite DB.
tarantula - Recursively searches a directory, identifying
movies. Then calls getmoviedata.
replace - In case the info is wrong, the user can replace it.
How to Use
Extract all the files from the .tar or.zip file (either is fine)
and run this from the command line:
python3 setup.py install
For help on usage, run the following from the command line:
tarantula.py --help
getmoviedata.py --help
replace.py --help
For Developers
In case you were thinking of using a module or two from this
code, feel free to do so. This code is licensed under the MIT
License, which means you can use it however you like as long
as you preserve the copyright notice.
Ways you could use the code:
Use the whole thing, and write a GUI for the data in the
database, as use the posters and the trailers to add flavour.
Replace the crawler (tarantula) with your own, if you prefer
some other language and use getmoviedata to get whatever you
want.
Use everything, replacing the writer module alone, if you
want to do something else with the data.
Use the wrappers for the RottenTomatoes and IMDb API’s - rtapi
and imdbapi respectively.
Use only the trailer module to get the trailers of movies.
I have tried my best to follow the coding and documentation
guidelines in PEP-8 and PEP-257, so hopefully you should have a
pleasant experience reading the code.
Licensing
MIT License. Refer License.txt
List of Authors
Krishna Sundarram
Notes
Only tested on Python 3.2
Bug Reports/ Feature Requests can be sent to krishna.sundarram@gmail.com
Readme written on 10th January 2012.
License
For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.
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