This project is for Udacity's full stack nanodegree - P#1 movie trailer website project. It demonstrates using Python to build a class that stores information about some of my favourite films, then dynamically generates a website that displays the movies and allows quick viewing of their trailers.
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Clone the repository to somewhere on your computer.
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If needed, install python on your computer. See
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Open a console in the repository folder, then run
python movies.py. The website will open in your default web browser. -
You can re-open the website later by double clicking on the
fresh_tomatoes.htmlfile that was automatically generated by the program in step 3.
The class used to store data about the movies, called Movie, is in
movies.py. Objects are created with this class in the same file. The code
for generating the HTML is found in rotten_tomatoes.py, which was provided
by Udacity as a starting point for the project. I have made some minor
modifications to insert more information on each film on the website.
movies.py is self-executing, however the code is called through a main()
function to provide compatibility with pydoc or importing as a module.
This program is released under the MIT Licence. See LICENCE.md for the
full details.
Note that the bulk of rotten_tomatoes.py was provided by Udacity, Inc.