Rust wrapper for communicating with The Movie Database API.
Currently uses tokio and reqwest, but that is likely to change. I don't see any reason this package won't work in WASM. I haven't tested it though.
use tmdb::Tmdb;
const TMDB_API_KEY: &'static str = "mysupersecretapikey";
#[tokio::main]
async fn main() {
// tmdb uses Rust's async/await. You don't have to use tokio,
// but you will need an async runtime.
let tmdb = Tmdb::create(TMDB_API_KEY);
// Let's get a film and print its cast
if let Ok(little_women) = tmdb.movies.get_movie(331482).await {
let tagline = &little_women.tagline.as_ref().unwrap();
let title = &little_women.title;
let year = &little_women.release_date;
println!("{title} (released: {year}) - {tagline}");
println!("--------------------------------");
if let Ok(credits) = &little_women.get_credits(&tmdb).await {
credits.cast.iter().for_each(|actor| {
let actor_name = &actor.name;
let character = &actor.character;
println!("{actor_name} | {character}");
})
}
};
}Little Women (released: 2019-12-25) - Own your story
--------------------------------
Saoirse Ronan | Josephine 'Jo' March
Florence Pugh | Amy March
Emma Watson | Margaret 'Meg' March
Eliza Scanlen | Elizabeth 'Beth' March
...
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