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allekinos-cli

v0.1.5

Published

CLI wrapper for allekinos.de — look up cinema showtimes across Germany

Readme

allekinos-cli

CLI wrapper for allekinos.de — look up cinema showtimes across Germany.

Installation

# Install globally with Bun (recommended)
bun add -g allekinos-cli

# Or run without installing
npx allekinos-cli Berlin

Usage Examples

# Show full week of screenings in a city (default)
allekinos Berlin

# Show only today's screenings
allekinos Berlin --today

# Explicit full-week view
allekinos Berlin --week

# Original-version screenings only (OV / OmU / OmeU)
allekinos Berlin --ov

# Filter by genre (case-insensitive substring)
allekinos Berlin --genre Drama

# Search for a film in a specific city
allekinos Berlin --film "Dune"

# Search for a film across all cities
allekinos --film "Dune"

# List all cities known to allekinos.de
allekinos --cities

# JSON output (great for scripting / AI agents)
allekinos Berlin --json

# Combine filters
allekinos München --ov --today --json

Flag Reference

| Flag | Short | Description | | ---------------- | ----- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- | | <city> | — | City name (positional). Quote multi-word names: "Frankfurt am Main" | | --film <name> | -f | Search for a film (in given city, or across all cities if no city) | | --ov | — | Filter to original-version screenings (OV / OmU / OmeU) | | --genre <name> | -g | Filter by genre (case-insensitive substring match) | | --today | -t | Show only today's screenings | | --week | -w | Show the full week (default behavior) | | --json | — | Output as JSON array of Screening objects | | --cities | — | Print all known city names, one per line | | --clear-cache | — | Clear the cached city list | | --help | -h | Show usage help | | --version | -v | Show version |

--week and --today are mutually exclusive.

City Matching

City names are matched fuzzily — exact match first, then prefix, then Levenshtein distance. This means:

  • Omitting umlauts works: tubingenTübingen, munchenMünchen
  • Prefix works: FrankFrankfurt am Main (if unambiguous)
  • If multiple cities match, the CLI prints candidates and exits with an error

JSON Output

Use --json to get a machine-readable array of Screening objects:

[
  {
    "film": "The Substance",
    "format": "OmU",
    "genres": ["Horror", "Drama"],
    "year": 2024,
    "runtime": "2 Std. 20 Min.",
    "fsk": "FSK 16",
    "description": "A fading celebrity uses a black-market substance…",
    "cinema": "Kino Atelier",
    "address": "Invalidenstr. 50 • Mitte",
    "city": "Berlin",
    "date": "2026-03-15",
    "time": "20:30",
    "isPast": false,
    "ticketUrl": "https://kinotickets.express/…"
  }
]

city is populated only in --film mode (each result may come from a different city).

For AI Agents / Programmatic Use

  • All data goes to stdout; errors go to stderr
  • Use --json for structured output — returns an array of Screening objects
  • Quote multi-word city names: allekinos "Frankfurt am Main" --json
  • Use --cities to discover valid city names: returns a newline-separated list

Common patterns:

| Goal | Command | | --------------------------- | ------------------------------------ | | What's playing today? | allekinos <city> --today --json | | Find OV screenings | allekinos <city> --ov --json | | Is film X playing in city? | allekinos <city> --film "X" --json | | Is film X playing anywhere? | allekinos --film "X" --json | | Which cities are supported? | allekinos --cities | | Full week in JSON | allekinos <city> --json |

Exit codes: 0 = success, 1 = error (unknown city, no results, bad flags, network error).

Attribution

Data from allekinos.de. This is an unofficial CLI tool, not affiliated with allekinos.de.