pyepisodate
A python wrapper for the EpisoDate API
Install
pip install pyepisodate
Usage
Create an object
from pyepisodate import pyepisodate
episodate = pyepisodate()Methods
episodate.popular() #returns an array of 20 most popular shows
episodate.search('toh') # returns an array of shows
show = episodate.show('the-owl-house') # creates a show objectDisplay show info
show.name # The Owl House
show.description # The Owl House follows Luz...
show.start_date # 2020-01-10
show.country # US
show.status # Running
show.runtime # 30
show.network # Disney Channel
show.genres # ['Comedy', 'Children', 'Fantasy']
show.rating # 9.9032
show.countdown # dict with next episode
show.episodes # list with all episodes1 maintainer
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