Movie Class with TMDB API Integration

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A Python class for representing movies, with the ability to fetch movie details from the TMDB (The Movie Database) API.

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Features
• Requirements
• How to Use
• Example
• License

Introduction

This Python class, Movie, is designed to represent movies with various attributes such as title, year, director, genre, rating, description, image, and trailer. It also allows you to interact with the TMDB API to fetch additional movie details including genre, rating, description, image, and trailer.

Features

• Create and store movie details.
• Fetch additional movie details from the TMDB API.
• Retrieve the movie trailer from the TMDB API.

Requirements

To use the Movie class with TMDB API integration, you need the following:

• Python 3.x
• requests library (you can install it using pip)

How to Use

1. Import the Movie class into your Python script.

2. Initialize a Movie object with the following parameters:

   • title: Movie title.
   • year: Release year.
   • director: Director's name.
   • genre: Initial genre information (can be updated with TMDB data).
   • rating: Initial rating information (can be updated with TMDB data).
   • description: Initial movie description (can be updated with TMDB data).
   • image: Initial movie image URL (can be updated with TMDB data).
   • trailer: Initial movie trailer URL (can be updated with TMDB data).
   • tmdb_api_key: Your TMDB API key.

3. Use the fetch_movie_details method to fetch movie details from the TMDB API.

4. Use the fetch_movie_trailer method to fetch the movie trailer URL from the TMDB API.

5. You can also use the jsonDump and jsonLoad methods to save and load movie data as JSON files.

Example

Here's an example of how to use the Movie class with TMDB API integration:

from movie import Movie

# Initialize a Movie object with your TMDB API key
tmdb_api_key = "YOUR_TMDB_API_KEY"
my_movie = Movie("Inception", "2010", "Christopher Nolan", "Action, Sci-Fi", 0.0, "A dream within a dream...", "", "", tmdb_api_key)

# Fetch additional movie details from TMDB
my_movie.fetch_movie_details()
print(my_movie)

# Fetch the movie trailer
trailer_url = my_movie.fetch_movie_trailer()
print("Trailer URL:", trailer_url)

LICENSE

You should include this content in a file named README.md in your project's root directory, and it will be displayed as the project's documentation on platforms like GitHub.