cinema21-py
A simple wrapper for Cinema21 private API.
Installation
pip install cinema21
Examples
Initialize
>>> import cinema21 >>> cinema = cinema21.Cinema21()
Fetch available city
>>> cinema.cities() Cities(cities=[list of City object])
Fetch currently playing movie by city
>>> cinema.playing(10) # 10 is the id of Jakarta Movies(movies=[list of Movie object])
References
You can read the source code. The whole code is self explanatory.
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