Good luck!

• Python 2.7
• Node.js > 6.9, with npm > 3.0.0

• npm install
• pip install -r requirements.txt
• (optional) run pydevproject.py to set up paths for pydev/eclipse

• `npm run test %API_KEY%

Comment by Johan: I had to add the API_KEY parameter to the test since it is needed to test the MovieFetcher

• npm run backend
• localhost:7070 as default

• backend should be running
• localhost:7000 as default

• Python 2.7
• protorpc
• ndb
• Google AppEngine
• Datastore

To use MovieFetcher and the api, you need to do so by HTTP requests. I will here explain how to do this using curl. For any of these methods, just open a new terminal and enter the command as stated here.

curl -H \
   'content-type:application/json' \
   -d '{"api_key": "%VALUE%", "omdb_start_id": "%VALUE%", "nof_movies": "%VALUE%"}'\
   http://localhost:7070/MovieFetcher.fetch

Fields:

api_key (string): required
omdb_start_id (string): not required
nof_movies (integer): not required

Returns:
Result string

curl -H \
   'content-type:application/json' \
   -d '{"title": "%VALUE%"}'\
   http://localhost:7070/api.get_movie

Fields:
title (string): not required

Returns:
JSON-serializable string with movie data

curl -H \
   'content-type:application/json' \
   -d '{"nof_movies": "%VALUE%"}'\
   http://localhost:7070/api.get_movie_list

Fields:
nof_movies (integer): not required

Returns:
List of strings i.e. movie titles

curl -H \
   'content-type:application/json' \
   -d '{"api_key": "%VALUE%", "title": "%VALUE%"}'\
   http://localhost:7070/api.add_movie

Fields:
api_key (string): required
title (string): required

Returns:
Result string indicating how the operattion went

curl -H \
   'content-type:application/json' \
   -d '{"omdb_id": "%VALUE%"}'\
   http://localhost:7070/api.delete_movie

Fields:
omdb_id (string): required

Returns:
Result string indicating how the operattion went

NOTE: There is no user authentication going on here. I did not have time to dig into all of that.