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This is Awesome! I have thought about building something like this, but never found the time. Could you tell us about the tech you used? how did you collect th
by frankbreetz 5y ago
This is Awesome! I have thought about building something like this, but never found the time.
Could you tell us about the tech you used? how did you collect the data? how often is it updated? How do you store it?
I'll definitely be using this.
Here are some notes:
If something is the "Netflix" network does that mean it is a Netflix Original or just on Netflix? It looks like everything has just one network, so I would assume the former. You may want to add what streaming platform it is on, if you have that data available, because that is all people really care about.
It looks like everything always has only one Genre too, but they could be more then one. Here is an example:
https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/jungle_cruise https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/jungle_cruise
- hauxir 5y agoData is scraped from RT and stored in SQLite. It's updated once a day using a python script and the data is then used to generate a static HTML. The network and genre are as displayed on the website. It seems series usually only have one genre on RT.