#The data sources I used were the OMDB API, plotly and the DeviantArt API.
#OMDB documentation can be found here: http://www.omdbapi.com/ #OMDB requires an API key which can be retrieved at: http://www.omdbapi.com/apikey.aspx
#plotly also requires an api key which can be found in the API Keys tab on the profile screen #to access that, you will have to make an account here: https://plot.ly/accounts/login/?next=%2Fsettings #this does not need to be imported but needs to be imputted in the git credentials file #to do this, first, you need to make a plotly account (visit https://plot.ly/) #Second, make sure you have installed plotly on your machine #pip install plotly #or #pip3 install plotly #Next, grab your api key (Click your account name in the upper right > settings > navigate to API keys). From here, click regenerate key #and copy the key. #Now, you will need to setup your plotly credentials file. To do this, go to your terminal and enter the python shell (type 'python' or #'python3' depending on what you normally use). You will see something like this: #First, type in #import plotly #And hit enter. Next, type the following line in (NOTE: You need to put in your username and API key) #plotly.tools.set_credentials_file(username='myusername', api_key='lr1c37zw8asdfasdf')
#DeviantArt documentation can be found here: https://www.deviantart.com/developers/http/v1/20160316 #To get a client id and client secret, you must first make an account, then create and publish an app. To do so, go to #https://www.deviantart.com/join/ then once you are set up, to to the developers link above and click on the #Applications & Keys tab on the bottom left hand side and follow the instructions to make and publish the app.
#put the keys and secrets in a secrets file which should be in a .gitignore file #each key or secret should be named with a different variable as a string then imported into the #main file using: #from secrets import client_id #from secrets import client_secret #from secrets import OMDB_API_KEY #the variables should be named as stated in the three lines above
#The code first imports relevant modules and files, then it sets up a cache and cache function. #The next four functions initialize then insert data into the two database tables which are connected #through a primary/foreign key. These functions are init_first_db(), init_table3(), insert_data(), and insert_data2(). #My class sets up the 'more information' portion of the interactive function to print info easily. #The interactive() function contains a while loop to get input from the user to accomplish the tasks #in the user guide below. #The other functions get data from their respective APIS
#To run and interact with the code, run it in the terminal and follow the command prompts, if you #enter invalid commands, you will be taken back to the beginning to re-enter it properly #You have the options of adding movie titles and information to the database (which starts with 100), #you can also see more information about each movie, you can see 4 different types of graphs, or you #can exit the program.
#All info is cached but the DevaintArt API has a very short period of time where it is valid. #The auth() function gets a new API for this every time the DeviantArt api is needed because it would otherwise have to be #manually changed every few minutes.