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* Initial working * Cleanup * Merged scripts * Present menu before authentication. add entries * Just use one database * Add bell on manual input prompt (suggested by @WeirdAlex03) * Config to dataclass * Prompt config if it doesn't exist * Naming to snake_case * Remove use of Exodus class * Remove old Title fields * Specify TV Shows and Movies as default action * Extract menu selection to own function * Fix movie query * Simple refactor * Extract getting same name items to common function * Remove unnecessary param * Fix TinyDB movie name * WIP: refactor * Introduce common get_item function * Extract finding single result to common function * Implement general Searcher to search and handle search results * WIP: Processor class * Remove redundant dataclass annotation * Add TVTimeShow class * Make Searcher abstract * Process TV Shows and Movies using Processor class * Move common logic to base Processor class * Small cleanup * Split stuff to own files * Fix error * Fix search bug * Improve logging * Change is not to is None * Handle general exception when processing * Fix grammar * Fix typo * Fix case where nothing is found * Read release date where possible * Progress to percentage Co-authored-by: SinTan1729 <sayantan.santra689@gmail.com> |
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README.md
TV Time to Trakt - Import Script
A Python script to import TV Time tracked episode and movie data into Trakt.TV - using data export provided by TV Time through a GDPR request.
This script was made possible by the following contributors.
Notes
- The script is using limited data provided from a GDPR request - so the accuracy isn't 100%. But you will be prompted to manually pick the Trakt show/movie, when it can't be determined automatically.
- A delay of 1 second is added between each episode/movie to ensure fair use of Trakt's API server. You can adjust this for your own import, but make sure it's at least 0.75 second to remain within the rate limit: https://trakt.docs.apiary.io/#introduction/rate-limiting
- Episodes which have been processed will be saved to a TinyDB file
localStorage.json- when you restart the script, the program will skip those episodes which have been marked 'imported'. Processed movies are also stored in the same file.
Setup
Get your Data
TV Time's API is not open. In order to get access to your personal data, you will have to request it from TV Time's support via a GDPR request - or maybe just ask for it, whatever works, it's your data.
- Copy the template provided by www.datarequests.org into an email
- Send it to support@tvtime.com
- Wait a few working days for their team to process your request
- Extract the data somewhere safe on your local system
Register API Access at Trakt
- Go to "Settings" under your profile
- Select "Your API Applications"
- Select "New Application"
- Provide a name into "Name" e.g. John Smith Import from TV Time
- Paste "urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob" into "Redirect uri:"
- Click "Save App"
- Make note of your details to be used later.
Setup Script
Install Required Libraries
Install the following frameworks via Pip:
python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
Setup Configuration
Create a new file named config.json in the same directory of TimeToTrakt.py, using the below JSON contents (replace the values with your own).
{
"CLIENT_ID": "YOUR_CLIENT_ID",
"CLIENT_SECRET": "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET",
"GDPR_WORKSPACE_PATH": "DIRECTORY_OF_YOUR_GDPR_REQUEST_DATA",
"TRAKT_USERNAME": "YOUR_TRAKT_USERNAME"
}
Once the config is in place, execute the program using python TimeToTrakt.py. The process isn't 100% automated - you will need to pop back, especially with large imports, to check if the script requires a manual user input.