This is a simple console-based movie listing application where users can register with their email address, search for movies, view movie details, add/remove movies to/from their favorites, and view their personal details along with their favorite movies.
User Registration: Users can register with their email address. No authentication is required.
Movie Search: Users can search for movies by title, cast, or category. All matching movies are returned in ascending order of movie title.
View Movie Details: Users can see details for any movie, including movie title, cast, category, release date, and budget.
Add to Favorites: Users can add movies to their favorites list.
Remove from Favorites: Users can remove movies from their favorites list.
View Personal Details: Users can view their personal details along with the movies they added to their favorites.
Search Favorites: Users can search only the movies they added to their favorites.
Movie: Represents a movie object with attributes like title, cast, category, release date, and budget.
User: Represents a user object with attributes like email address and favorite movies.
MovieRepository: Manages storage and retrieval of movie data.
UserRepository: Manages storage and retrieval of user data.
MovieListingApp: Main application class responsible for user interaction and managing user activities.
To run the application, follow these steps:
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/Rigan31/movieListingApp.gitTo run the application, execute the provided java console application file. Once the application is running, users can interact with the menu displayed in the terminal to perform various actions such as registration, searching for movies, adding/removing movies from favorites, viewing personal details, etc.
Test cases have been implemented for each class to ensure the correctness and robustness of the application. These tests cover various scenarios such as user registration, movie search, adding/removing movies from favorites, etc. You can run the tests to verify the functionality of the application.
This application does not have any external dependencies other than the standard libraries provided by the programming language used (Java in this case).
Md.Mahedi Hasan Rigan