Priyanka Shanmugasundaram
https://github.com/prishanmu/Movies_FlaskApp
This project has several routes that help a user input movies into the database, visualize ratings for a genre of movies, and look at top rated movies in the database.
- install all requirements with
pip install -r requirements.txt - then you should run with
python 507project_tools.py runserver - follow the Flask app routes as written below to get to each page
- Follow the routes to get to each part of the application - links to most routes are in the index, or explained in the index.
- To input movies, you must still use the route from Project 3.
- After some movies are added, the other links will be more useful (all movies, all directors, top movies, ratings visualized)
/-> the index, where you can click on links to (newly added for Final Project)/all_movies-> a list of all movies in database, part of Project 3/all_directors-> a list of all directors in database, part of Project 3/top_movies-> this route lists all movies that have an imdb rating of 8 or above, newly added for Final Project/ratings/visualized-> this route shows a histogram with the distribution of ratings within the database, newly added for Final Project/movie/new/<title>/<genre>/<director>/<rating>-> takes an input to add a movie to the database, part of Project 3.
- First install requirements.txt
- Run the SI507project_tests.py
- templates
- index.html
- all_movies.html
- all_directors.html
- forms.html
- SI507project_tools.py
- SI507project_tests.py
- movies.db
- DB Schema.png
- homepage_links.PNG -> screenshot to show what the app looks like when working
- ratings_visualized.PNG -> screenshot to show what the app looks like when working
Please check the requirements you have accomplished in your code as demonstrated.
- This is a completed requirement.
- This is an incomplete requirement.
Below is a list of the requirements listed in the rubric for you to copy and paste. See rubric on Canvas for more details.
- Project is submitted as a Github repository
- Project includes a working Flask application that runs locally on a computer (not every route works, but yes)
- Includes a clear and readable README.md that follows this template
- Includes a sample .sqlite/.db file
- Includes a diagram of your database schema
- Includes EVERY file needed in order to run the project
- Includes screenshots and/or clear descriptions of what your project should look like when it is working
- Includes at least 3 different routes
- View/s a user can see when the application runs that are understandable/legible for someone who has NOT taken this course
- Interactions with a database that has at least 2 tables
- At least 1 relationship between 2 tables in database
- Information stored in the database is viewed or interacted with in some way
- Use of a new module (PyPlot)
- Use of a second new module (Seaborn)
- Object definitions using inheritance (indicate if this counts for 2 or 3 of the six requirements in a parenthetical)
- A many-to-many relationship in your database structure
- At least one form in your Flask application
- Templating in your Flask application
- Inclusion of JavaScript files in the application
- Links in the views of Flask application page/s
- Relevant use of
itertoolsand/orcollections - Sourcing of data using web scraping
- Sourcing of data using web REST API requests
- Sourcing of data using user input and/or a downloaded .csv or .json dataset
- Caching of data you continually retrieve from the internet in some way
- I included a link to my GitHub repository with the correct permissions on Canvas! (Did you though? Did you actually? Are you sure you didn't forget?)
- I included a summary of my project and how I thought it went in my Canvas submission!