TMDB connector for Python
Install with pip install dex-connector-tmdb==0.2.0. The package requires
dex-connectors-sdk==0.1.0 and dex-python-sdk>=1.28.0, and implements the
manifest Queries searchMovies and getMovie with the same branches,
defaults, and failure classification as the Go module.
Operations
| Operation | Factory | Happy branch | Optional branches |
|---|---|---|---|
searchMovies |
new_search_movies_step |
searched |
providerRejected, invalidResponse, defect |
getMovie |
new_get_movie_step |
found |
notFound, providerRejected, invalidResponse, defect |
searchMovies requires non-blank query text; page zero means TMDB's first
page and may be at most 500. getMovie requires a positive movie ID, rejects a
response for another ID as invalidResponse, and selects notFound for HTTP
404. 408, 429, 5xx, and transport failures retry; other non-200 responses
select providerRejected.
Authorization
Create a Dex Web connection named tmdb as described in the
connector README. The API Read Access Token
travels only in the Authorization: Bearer header and is resolved for every
attempt.
Example
examples/movie_search checks the search
text, searches with new_search_movies_step, and records the page. Run the
Worker with uv run python -m examples.movie_search.worker after dexcli dev
has loaded a project containing the tmdb connection.
Tests
tmdbmock.Mock scripts both Queries and defaults to the manifest mock answers.
Run uv run pytest tests for provider parity and manifest contract checks.
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