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movie-list

v4.0.0

Published

A node program to show a list of your movies sorted by rating

Downloads

12

Readme

movie-list Build Status Coverage Status

A node program to show a list of your movies sorted by rating

Installation

As cli tool

$ [sudo] npm install movie-list -g

Programmatically

$ [sudo] npm install movie-list

Usage

CLI

$  movie-list 0.0.0 - A node program to show a list of your movies sorted by rating
     
   USAGE

     movie-list [path]

   ARGUMENTS

     [path]      Path to movies directory      optional      default: "D:\\Downloads"

   OPTIONS

     -s, --sort <property>       Sort by property (title|year|rating|runtime)      optional      default: "rating"
     -o, --order <asc|desc>      Order of the sorting                              optional      default: "desc"  
     -t, --table                 Prints the list in a table                        optional                       
     -j, --json                  Prints the list data as json                      optional                       

   COMMANDS

     key <key>           set api key to omdb                
     help <command>      Display help for a specific command

   GLOBAL OPTIONS

     -h, --help         Display help                                      
     -V, --version      Display version                                   
     --no-color         Disable colors                                    
     --quiet            Quiet mode - only displays warn and error messages
     -v, --verbose      Verbose mode - will also output debug messages    

Programmatically

import movieList from 'movie-list';

movieList.saveKey({apiKey: 'my-key'});

movieList({source: '/path/to/movies/folder'})
  .then((listData) => {
    // listData -> data found on the movies
  });

Options

Option | Description | Default ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | --------- movieGlob | The glob to use when searching movie files, built with video-extensions| ['**/*.{' + videoExtensions.join(',') + '}', '!**/*{sample,Sample,rarbg.com,RARBG.com}*.*'] source | the path to the movies folder, glob searches here | process.cwd() concurrentRequests | Number of concurrent requests to omdb | 15 apiKey | The api key to use | Tries to get the value saved from the saveKey function

Api key

This library uses omdb behind the scenes. You need to create a key here. Save the key with: movie-list key my-key.

License

MIT © Noam Okman