go-movielookup

README

go-movielookup

Golang application to look up movie or TV show information using the OMDB API.

Installation

Download the executable in the Releases tab.

This tool requires an OMDB API key. You can set it in 2 ways:

Configuration file

A config.json file present in the same directory as the executable, with the following structure:

{
    "apiKey": "<your-OMDB-API-key>"
}

Environment variable

Configure your OMDB API key as an environment variable.

echo 'export OMDB_KEY="<apiKey>"' >> <terminalFile>

Regarding the <terminalFile>, it depends on your terminal. If you're using bash, change it for ~/.bashrc, as for zsh, you can change for ~/.zshenv.

Usage

go-movielookup.exe [-m | --movie | -s | --show | -h | --help | -v | --version]

Options

-h, --help                    Prints the list of available commands.
-v, --version                 Prints the version of the application
-m, --movie TITLE [(YEAR)]    Search for a movie
You can add the year in front of the movie title to search for a movie from a specific year. Look at the Examples section for more information.
-s, --show TITLE [S1 | S1 E1] Search for a TV show. 
You can also search for a TV show season or TV show episode. 
In case you want the TV show from a specific year, you can add the year in front of the show title. Look at the Examples section for more information.

Examples

Find movie

$ go-movielookup.exe -m Avengers: Infinity War

Find movie from a specific year

$ go-movielookup.exe -m Ghostbusters (1984)

Find TV show

$ go-movielookup.exe -s Game of Thrones

Find TV show from a specific year

$ go-movielookup.exe -s House of Cards (2013)

Find TV show season

$ go-movielookup.exe -s Game of Thrones S1

Find TV show season from a specific year

$ go-movielookup.exe -s House of Cards (2013) S1

Find TV show episode

$ go-movielookup.exe -s Game of Thrones S1 E5

Find TV show episode from a specific year

$ go-movielookup.exe -s House of Cards (2013) S1 E1

Contribute

Found a bug? Have a feature you'd like to see added or something you'd like to see improved? You can do so by opening a new issue!

License

MIT © André Sousa