Movies Trailer Website

Movies Trailer webpage is a project, comprising of a front end and a backend. Based on user provided list of movies, movies trailer webpage is constructed. User can view movie details, and click on it to play its corresponding YouTube trailer. This project backend comprises of python classes to store the movie related information. The objects are instantiated (of different user choice movies) to construct a trailer webpage.

Quickstart

Installation

    $ git clone https://github.com/ankur-dauneria/movies-trailers.git
    $ cd  movies-trailers
    $ python entertainment_media.py

Technologies

• Frontend: HTML/CSS/JS

• Backend: Python

• Front-end Web Framework: Bootstrap

Resources

media.py

This file contains classes which are used to build the complete backend of this project. It has two classes Video and Movie. Video is parent class and Movie is a child class.

    class Video
    class Movie(Video)

Class Structure

class Video

• title {String} tile of the video

• duration {String} time duration of the video

class Movie(Video)

• year {String} year of movie release

• rating {String} valid rating of the movie

• storyline {String} storyline of the movie

• poster_image_url {String} URL of the image poster

• trailer_youtube_url {String} URL of the YouTube trailer

entertainment_media.py

This file imports the media module and instantiates class Movie objects with details of different movies. It supplies the list of movie to build the HTML webpage Sample object is instantiated as below:

    import media
    movie_object = media.Movie(movie_title, movie_year, movie_duration, movie_rating, movie_storyline, movie_poster_image, movie_youtube_trailer)

fresh_tomatoes.py

It has task to build the HTML webpage based on the movie objects details supplied to it. It uses bootstrap web framework to build the webpage.

fresh_tomatoes.html

Its the final HTML movies trailers webpage created on execution of entertainment_media.py

API

def title(self) returns the title of the movie

def title(self, title) sets the title of the movie

def duration(self) returns the time duration (in minutes) of the movie

def duration(self, duration) sets the time duration (in minutes) of the movie

def rating(self) returns the valid rating of the movie

def rating(self, rating) sets the valid rating of the movie

def storyLine(self) returns the storyline of the movie

def storyLine(self, storyline) sets the storyline of the movie

def year(self) returns of the year of movie release

def year(self, year) sets the year of the movie release

def poster_image_URL(self) returns URL of the poster image of the movie

def poster_image_URL(self, poster_image_url) sets the URL of the poster image of the movie

def youtube_trailer_URL(self) returns the URL of the YouTube trailer of the movie

def youtube_trailer_URL(self, youtube_trailer_url) sets the URL of the YouTube trailer of the movie

How to use it

New movies can be added to the webpage via entertainment_media.py file.

To instantiate a new movie object, first import the media module

    import media
    movie_object = media.Movie(movie_title, movie_year, movie_duration, movie_rating, movie_storyline, movie_poster_image, movie_youtube_trailer)

To add/update an API, classes (Movie, Video) under media.py file can be edited.

fresh_tomatoes.py can be edited to support new APIs carring movie information to display

Credits

Udacity: for providing the starting version of fresh_tomatoes.py

License

The contents of this repository are covered under the MIT License.