1 model - a movies table that stores a movie title, poster_url, year, imdbid, length, and movie_rating

3 views - a main page, search result page, and movie detail page

• main page should display:

  • title and header that indicate this is an app to make a movie list
  • an input box with placeholder to prompt users to add a movie title
  • a list that displays either all the movies currently entered for a a message that alerts that user that no movies have been added yet.
  • the movies list should be persistent since its contents come from the database.
  • a button that POSTS a search query to OMDB, returning a list of searchterm results, then redirects the user to the search view.
    • future optimization: if only one result is found, the search view can be skipped - send a GET request for that result, and redirect the user to the movie detail page.

• search result page should display:

  • a title and header that indicate this is the search result page
    • heading should also contain the user's search term
  • a list of information related to each result returned from OMDB
    • for each movie, display the following:
      • image of the movie poster
      • movie title
      • year movie was released
      • a link to the movie detail page for that film
  • clicking a link on this page will send a GET request to OMDB for that specific film, then redirect to the appropriate movie detail page
    • future optimization: check db for movie first - then send request to omdb

• movie detail page should display:

  • url for movie details should follow this format detail/<imdb_id>
  • all details needed to create a new movie object should be displayed on this page: movie poster url, title, year, imdb_id, length, and movie_rating
  • a button that creates a new Movie object with the relevant fields, then redirects the user to the main page, where they will see the newest addition in the list of movies.

functional and unit tests for all new additions to the app

Make sure you have installed python 3.6

$ python --version

clone the repository

$ git clone https://github.com/Improbable-Astronauts/octo-carnival.git

change to the directory with manage.py in it

$ cd path/to/octo-carnival/

create a virtual environment for this project - we recommend using venv

$ python -m venv myvenv

(this should create a directory called myvenv inside the project directory)

activate your virtual environment

$ source myvenv/bin/activate

(you should see (myvenv) at the beginning of your command line prompt now)

• Windows users: your path will most likely be source myvenv/Scripts/activate

add the name of your virtual environment to the .gitignore file

$ echo "myvenv/" >> .gitignore

add all project dependencies by running

$ pip install -r requirements.txt

create database tables by running:

$ python manage.py migrate

start the server by running:

$ python manage.py runserver

open browser to http://localhost:8000/

see results for all tests by running

$ python manage.py test

see results for unit tests only by running

$ python manage.py test movies

Follow the setup instructions above

Assign yourself to an open issue

Make sure your local repo is up-to-date

$ git pull origin master

From master, create a new feature branch

$ git checkout -b fix-issue-9

Make changes in feature branch

Open a pull request from feature branch into master for team review

• reference the issue you are working on in the text of the PR

• make sure to update requirements.txt and let the team know if additional dependencies are added

  $ pip freeze > requirements.txt

• if your changes affect how the app runs or project setup instructions, please update README.md with the necessary information.

After getting at least one approval, merge your branch

If this pull request resolves your assigned issue, please also mark the issue closed.