LordOfTheRings SDK
Installation
pip install AaronBlaser-SDK==1.0.1
Usage
- Import the LordOfTheRings class
from lordoftherings import LordOfTheRings
- Initialize the class with your API Token
api = LordOfTheRings('YOUR API TOKEN')
- Make calls to the API
- /movie
all_movies = api.movies().get_all().fetch()
- /movie/{id}
movie = api.movies("5cd95395de30eff6ebccde56").get()
- /movie/{id}/quote
movie_quotes = api.movies("5cd95395de30eff6ebccde5b").quotes.get_all().fetch()
- /quote
quotes = api.quotes().get_all().fetch()
- /quote/{id}
single_quote = api.quotes("5cd96e05de30eff6ebccebc9").get()
- Make calls using sorting, filtering, and pagination
- Filtering
match = api.movies().get_all().filter_by(name='The Lord of the Rings Series').fetch()
negate_match = api.movies().get_all().filter_by(name=('not', 'The Lord of the Rings Series')).fetch()
include = api.movies().get_all().filter_by(name=['The Lord of the Rings Series', 'The Desolation of Smaug']).fetch()
exclude = api.movies().get_all().filter_by(name=[('not', 'The Lord of the Rings Series'), ('not', 'The Desolation of Smaug')]).fetch()
less_than = api.movies().get_all().filter_by(budgetInMillions=('<', 100)).fetch()
greater_than = api.movies().get_all().filter_by(runtimeInMinutes=('>', 160)).fetch()
- Sorting
sorted_movies = api.movies().get_all().sort_by("name:asc").fetch()
- Pagination
paged_movies_1 = api.movies().get_all().limit(2).fetch()
paged_movies_2 = api.movies().get_all().limit(3).page(2).fetch()
paged_movies_3 = api.movies().get_all().limit(1).page(1).offset(1).fetch()
- Combine all Three
filter_sorted_paged = api.movies().get_all().limit(5).filter_by(name=('not', 'The Lord of the Rings Series')).sort_by('name:asc').fetch()
Testing
- Unit Tests
There is a file called test_lordoftherings.py in the tests folder that has some unit tests in it. Run this file to run the tests
- Replace with your token
self.auth_token = 'YOUR API TOKEN'
- Example Usage File
There is a file called test_usage.py in the tests that has many examples of how you can use this SDK. Add your auth token and uncomment the examples you want to run, then run the file.
- Replace with your token
api = LordOfTheRings('YOUR API TOKEN')
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