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movies-names

v1.1.1

Published

contains a list of 1900-2018 movies from Wikipedia in convenient form: an array of objects, each representing a movie, with a title string, year integer, a cast array and a genres array -- each representing the text content of those respective columns in

Downloads

35

Readme

Movies Names

Contains a list of 1900-2018 hollywood movies from Wikipedia in convenient form: an array of objects, each representing a movie, with a title string, year integer, a cast array and a genres array -- each representing the text content of those respective columns in the Wikipedia tables"

Installation

Use npm to install movies-names package

npm install movies-names

Usage

var moviesNames = require('movies-names');
moviesNames.all # returns all movies
moviesNames.random() # returns a random movie name
moviesName.random(2) # returns specified number of random movies
moviesNames.getmovieName('The Dark Knight') # returns specified movie 

Purpose

This package came out of my curiosity to learn how to develop and deploy/publish an npm package. Using Travis CI, semantic-release

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

License

MIT