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movie-info

v3.0.3

Published

Get information, images, rating, description, etc. about a movie.

Readme

"Avatar" → { title, poster_path, vote_average, ... }


[!IMPORTANT] This library is feature-complete and only receives bug-fix updates. Feature requests still welcome — please open an issue.

Features

  • Use anywhere — browser or Node, UMD bundle (browser support)
  • Works in React + Next.js, client and server, via isomorphic-fetch
  • Promise and callback API
  • Returns title, release date, plot summary, poster + backdrop paths, ratings, vote count, popularity, and more
  • Powered by TMDB

Install

npm install movie-info

In the browser:

<!-- movieInfo as a window global -->
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/movie-info/index.min.js"></script>

Also available via Unpkg.

Usage

const movieInfo = require("movie-info");

movieInfo("Avatar").then(console.log);
//=> { title: "Avatar", release_date: "2009-12-15", poster_path: "/...", ... }

Callback form

movieInfo("Avatar", (error, response) => {
  console.log(response);
});

Year disambiguation + error handling

movieInfo("Oceans Eleven", "1960").then(
  response => console.log(response),
  error    => console.error("not found:", error),
);

[!TIP] Try it live — open in RunKit (here's an example output).

Response shape

{
  adult: false,
  backdrop_path: "/lhkU86q5cszZkca9MVQLMvUAE6m.jpg",
  id: 1640,
  original_title: "Crash",
  release_date: "2004-09-10",
  poster_path: "/pG8LL4LYMCr5uikhx9rewrW8352.jpg",
  popularity: 3.30511799781063,
  title: "Crash",
  vote_average: 6.9,
  vote_count: 271,
  imageBase: "https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/original"
}

Building image URLs

Combine imageBase with any returned *_path field:

const { imageBase, poster_path } = await movieInfo("Avatar");
const url = imageBase + poster_path;
//=> https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/original/pG8LL4LYMCr5uikhx9rewrW8352.jpg

API

movieInfo(movie [, year ] [, callback])

Returns a Promise that resolves to a movie object.

| Argument | Type | Required | Description | |---|---|:---:|---| | movie | string | ✅ | Movie title to search for | | year | string \| number | | Optional release-year disambiguator | | callback | (err, result) => void | | Optional Node-style callback |

CLI

npm install --global movie-info

movie-info --help
#  Usage
#    $ movie-info movie [year]
#
#  Example
#    $ movie-info 'Oceans Eleven' '1960'
#    => { ... }

Related

Part of a small family of media-data utilities:

Acknowledgments

License

MIT © Lacy Morrow