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@bbcstudios/select-movida-queries

v1.2.0

Published

Module to make specific queries to Movida API regarding BBC Select products

Readme

select-movida-queries

Overview

This is a module to make specific queries to Movida API for BBC Studios Syndication. Currently, the project holds only one class/query (in FeatureTrailerChecker). However, the intention is to add further specific Movida queries in the future if required.

FeatureTrailerChecker contains the 'check' method. This will take the parameter of a Movida title id for a promo and verifies whether it is linked to an Amazon Feature. The method returns a boolean value as well as a titles id if the trailer is linked to an Amazon Feature. This check has to be used many times across the syndication pipeline and thus has been put in this separate module.

Development

To be able to work on this module in development, first run the following commands on your CLI:

nvm use 14
npm install

Then check all tests are working as expected:

npm test

Installation

npm install @bbcstudios/select-movida-queries

Dependencies

This module uses movida-client to make queries to Movida API.