I was using imdbpy for a long time, but only few things of it, as we
worked with PHP mostly.
Now we moved all our development to python, so we can use this nice
library with full features.
I'll be happy to help.
I'll can start with some refactoring in search, as i mentioned before
episode search does not work at all, therefore we need to separate
search strings and match strings.
Question about that canonical names:
Maybe you know why using browser search returns normalized names, but
searching by imdbpy lib result names are still in canonical format? If
we could find a way to force results to appear in normal name, then we
could slowly move canonical names out of search at all and refactorings
would be much smaller.
Davide Alberani <mailto:davide.alber...@gmail.com>
ceturtdiena, 2013. gada 28. marta- 21:18
On Thu, Mar 28, 2013 at 4:04 PM, darklow<dark...@gmail.com> wrote:
I fixed few bugs with title2imdbid()
https://github.com/alberanid/imdbpy/pull/8
Great, thank you very much!
The patch seems fine; no problem at all if you use github:
I can do the pull/push between the various repositories.
Also i specified few ideas and propositions there, decided it will be
easier to discuss them here, so all the -devel list users can participate.
Tell me what you think on that search string and match separation.
Sounds reasonable.
In the last years, IMDb almost stopped using the canonical forms almost
everywhere, I think (even in the plain text data files). We can probably
greatly simplify our code using just what we read from the web of from
the files, leaving some simple functions to do the conversions from the
normal format to the "canonical" one, when a user requires it (I think it's
still useful in many cases).
As anybody noticed, lately I've had very little time for IMDbPY, and I surely
appreciate any help (especially code and testing).
So, if you already have something or you plan to do some fixes and
introduce improvements, I'll be more than glad!
Thanks!
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http://www.mimante.net/
darklow <mailto:dark...@gmail.com>
ceturtdiena, 2013. gada 28. marta- 17:04
Hi Davide,
I fixed few bugs with title2imdbid()
https://github.com/alberanid/imdbpy/pull/8
Not sure github is right place to do that, but i just don't have
Mercurial, so i did it in git.
Also i specified few ideas and propositions there, decided it will be
easier to discuss them here, so all the -devel list users can
participate.
Tell me what you think on that search string and match separation.
darklow
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