Pytrialer module came to be when I wanted to download movies from apple.com/trailers on my Linux desktop. As a user you probably want graphical interface (http://github.com/sochotnicky/pyqtrailer).
Pytrailer is very simple python module using JSON and few simple regular expressions to simplify access to trailer information on www.apple.com/trailers.
== Author == Stanislav Ochotnicky (sochotnicky@gmail.com)
== License ==
This module is released under GNU LGPLv3. See LICENSE file for details
== Requirements ==
Python 2.6+ (including Python 3.x)
== Installation ==
Releases are made using pypi.python.org. If your distribution doesn’t provide packages for you easiest way to install pytrailer on most Linux distributions is:
$ easy_install pytrailer
- You can verify it worked by doing
$ python >>> import pytrailer >>>
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