Alright let me clear I am not opening any tomato shop :)
I am gonna show you how to get any movie rottentomatoes score using my python package.
Let me show you,
import freshtomatoes as ft
movie=ft.FreshTomatoes()
aladdin=movie.Scores("aladdin")
coco=movie.Scores("coco",2017)
print("Aladdin:- ",aladdin)
print("Coco:- ",coco)
Output
Aladdin:- {'audiencescore': '94', 'tomatometerscore': '57'}
Coco:- {'audiencescore': '94', 'tomatometerscore': '97'}
As you can see it is returnig a dictionary containing two info
- audiencescore
- tomatometerscore
syntax
import freshtomatoes as ft
movie=ft.FreshTomatoes()
movie.Scores("MOVIE_NAME")
#or
name=movie.Scores("MOVIE_NAME",MOVIE_RELEASE_YEAR)
So as you can see it is pretty simple now to get a movie's rottentomatoes scores.
So why wait install and try it now .
pip install freshtomatoes
Visit on pypi.org:- https://pypi.org/project/freshtomatoes/
Want to contribute ?
Check the repo :- https://github.com/freakflames29/FreshTomatoes
Top comments (2)
Cool guide, I like it!
One idea is to substitute the
movie.Scores(“aliddin”)
To maybe
movie.Scores(text)
Where:
text = input(Enter the movie name: )
Else print movie not found!
Yes! in this case if a movie is not found it will return an empty dictionary