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Cinemagoer (previously known equally IMDbPY) is a Python package for retrieving and managing the information of the IMDb moving-picture show database about movies, people and companies.

This project and its authors are not affiliated in any way to Internet Movie Database Inc.; see the DISCLAIMER.txt file for details nearly information licenses.

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Starting on November 2017, many things were improved and simplified:

moved the package to Python 3 (uniform with Python 2.vii)
removed dependencies: SQLObject, C compiler, BeautifulSoup
removed the "mobile" and "httpThin" parsers
introduced a test suite (please assistance with information technology!)

Master features

written in Python 3 (uniform with Python 2.seven)
platform-independent
simple and consummate API
released nether the terms of the GPL 2 license

Cinemagoer powers many other software and has been used in diverse enquiry papers. Curious nearly that?

Installation

Whenever possible, delight use the latest version from the repository:

pip install git+https://github.com/cinemagoer/cinemagoer

But if you lot want, y'all can also install the latest release from PyPI:

pip install cinemagoer

Example

Hither'south an example that demonstrates how to use Cinemagoer:

              from              imdb              import              Cinemagoer              # create an instance of the Cinemagoer class              ia              =              Cinemagoer()              # go a movie              movie              =              ia.get_movie('0133093')              # print the names of the directors of the motion picture              print('Directors:')              for              director              in              movie['directors']:              impress(manager['name'])              # print the genres of the picture show              print('Genres:')              for              genre              in              moving picture['genres']:              print(genre)              # search for a person name              people              =              ia.search_person('Mel Gibson')              for              person              in              people:              print(person.personID,              person['name'])