Hello!
Sorry to dredge up a topic that's well over three years old, but I was
curious about what the md5s in the database were.
I have a use for imdbid's (predictably enough!). Did anything ever come of
the repository idea?
If not, sorry to be a bore!
On Saturday, 21 August 2010 16:53:38 UTC+
On Jul 30, Alexmipego wrote:
> Nice news I guess :)
>
> I'm no Python expert (neither imdbpy) so I will leave the changes for
> you.
Pardon the long delay: I'm busy as hell. :-(
I've committed, to a forked repository ,a version of IMDbPY that
supports MD5 hashes of movie titles and person/char
On Jul 30, Alexmipego wrote:
> I'm hoping to create a script that manages
> everything and host the data & api for upload/download in google's
> appengine.
On this aspect, I assume everything is for personal and non-commercial
use: the IMDb terms of service are pretty clear on the matter. :-)
In
Nice news I guess :)
I'm no Python expert (neither imdbpy) so I will leave the changes for
you. But I can let you know that for me it was a matter of adding a
column in the sql schemas files and the respective field in the code
loading the titles data (using a md5 function of course). 2 simple
lin
On Jul 30, Alexmipego wrote:
> Once the MD5 column was present on the
> distribution everyone would be compatible with my solution. You ask
> about when and where this "matching" would be done, and the beauty of
> this (for you) is that it can be done completely outside imdbpy2sql.
I admit you'v
Hi,
True, we could simply create a 'repository' with original title +
imdbid but there are 2 issues with that that I considered:
1. Storage wise the MD5 sum is always 32 chars and it's easy to parse
and specially store in memory for a lookup table
2. I've found encoding issues on the issues, (e.g.
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 8:41 PM, Alexmipego wrote:
>
> For the project I've in mind I really need
> to have as many imdbid values mapped as possible. During research, and
> checking the raw files myself, I found that many people ask for it but
> it's kinda impossible for imdbpy2sql to do better th
