trakt json python
Posted by Anonymous on Tue 2nd Oct 2012 19:26
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import json
import urllib2
import base64
#config
base64string = base64.encodestring('username:password')
apikey= 'apikey'
username ='username'
apipath='/user/calendar/shows.json/'

#funcs
def user_cal_shows():
        request = urllib2.Request("https://api.trakt.tv/user/calendar/shows.json/" + apikey + "/" + username)
        request.add_header("Authorization", "Basic %s" % base64string)
        return json.load(urllib2.urlopen(request))


out = user_cal_shows()
for i in range(len(out)):
        showname = out[i]['episodes'][0]['show']['title']  #Fringe
        ep_name = out[i]['episodes'][0]['episode']['title']  #In Absentia
        network = out[i]['episodes'][0]['show']['network']  #FOX
        airtime = out[i]['episodes'][0]['show']['air_time']  #9:00pm
        season = out[i]['episodes'][0]['episode']['season']  #5
        ep_num = out[i]['episodes'][0]['episode']['number']  #2
        in_watch = out[i]['episodes'][0]['show']['in_watchlist'] #True
        airday = out[i]['episodes'][0]['show']['air_day']  #Friday
        runtime = out[i]['episodes'][0]['show']['runtime']  #60v

        print showname + " airs at " +  airtime + " on " + airday
        print "\t " + str(season) + "." + str(ep_num) + " - " + ep_name + " " + network
        print "\t watchlist: " + str(in_watch) + " - runtime: " + str(runtime) + "min"