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More of an anti-productivity tool, but I built a small app to manage my TV watching queue because I wasn't happy with any of the 5+ alternatives I tried. http:
by swanson 14y ago
More of an anti-productivity tool, but I built a small app to manage my TV watching queue because I wasn't happy with any of the 5+ alternatives I tried.
http://www.queuerunner.com/ http://www.queuerunner.com/
https://github.com/swanson/queue-runner https://github.com/swanson/queue-runner
The "Killer Feature" is really the lack of features: all the other tv episode tracking guides have a bunch of Social crap, cover art, or lacked a unified queue. All I wanted was a single queue of episodes that automatically gets added to when new stuff airs.
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- timtamboy63 14y agoAwesome, any chance you can sare the APIs you used?
- swanson 14y agoSure - it uses the TraktTv API (http://trakt.tv/api-docs http://trakt.tv/api-docs) which I believe is based on the TheTVDB. I picked that one because it had JSON (TheTVDB uses XML and you have to request a key). I run a cron job that polls the API once a day to check for new episodes. Here's the code: https://github.com/swanson/queue-runner/blob/master/app/domain/trakt_tv.rb https://github.com/swanson/queue-runner/blob/master/app/doma...