The code is currently UNSTABLE due to changes to how the IMDB Python library handled fetches for data. Because of this, it caused fetching data of movies/tv shows BROKEN. Please do not download the official release anymore until the newest version (v2) is released (which is currently unknown as of April 15, 2023.) Thank you.
This is a console-based program designed to sort out and hold your list of shows/movies that you're watching. It may soon be transformed to a GUI, but that's not decided yet.
This program is currently in version 1.3.1. More updates will come soon for features, bug fixes, and/or improvements.
The following is the changes this program went through. Take a look!
Version 1.3.1 | 12.8.2021 | BUG FIX/IMPROVEMENT UPDATE
- Fixed error messages that shouldn't have appeared when doing certain actions.
- When viewing show information, you will now be able to see whether the show is either one of your lists (currently, it will only show when there is at least one show in each list, otherwise it'll show something else. This will be fixed in an upcoming update.)
- You no longer have to enter the entire show's name just to view information when in 'Menu > Shows to Watch'.
- You can now back out on creating an account.
Version 1.3 | 11.17.2021 | FEATURE UPDATE
- Added an account system! Now you can manage many shows between other users without messing anything up.
- Guest Mode. This feature is just the normal program but it doesn't save data.
- Improvements were made.
- Looked high and low for sneaky bugs, they were removed.
Version 1.2 | 11.12.2021 | FEATURE UPDATE
- Added a piece of information to shows called 'Status', allowing you to see whether if you're watching a show, or if completed with it.
- Made some minor changes.
- Squashed some bugs.
Version 1.1 | 11.6.2021 | FEATURE UPDATE
- Replaced the option "Add a show" with "Search show", allowing the user to find shows instead of typing in the name.
- Made some improvements.
Version 1.0 | 10.23.2021 | PROGRAM RELEASE
- Initial Release.
- Download the files, all you'll really need though is 'main.py'.
- Extract the zip folder, so you can access the contents.
- Run 'main.py'. A 'data.py' file should automatically be created, if not, add one in the same folder as 'main.py'.