LIRI is a Language Interpretation and Recognition Interface (think Siri, but with text). It is a command line node app that takes in parameters and gives you back data.
LIRI can take in four commands: 'concert-this', 'spotify-this-song', 'movie-this' and 'do-what-it-says'.
To use this search, write in the command line: node liri.js concert-this Artist name
Using the Bands in Town Artist Events API, the user can search for the concerts of any artist and get the venue name, the location (city and country) and the date.
And with the moment package, the date is formatted as "MM/DD/YYYY".
Example: Sting
To use this search, write in the command line: node liri.js spotify-this-song Song name
Using the Spotify API, the user will get:
- Artist(s)
- The song's name
- A preview link of the song from Spotify
- The album that the song is from
Example: We are the champions
If the user doesn't provide a song name, the default option is Ace of Base's The Sign
To use the search, write in the command line: node liri.js movie-this Movie title
Using the OMDB API, the user will get:
- Title of the movie.
- Year the movie came out.
- IMDB Rating of the movie.
- Rotten Tomatoes Rating of the movie. (if it doesn't exist, it will appear as 'Not available')
- Country where the movie was produced.
- Language of the movie.
- Plot of the movie.
- Actors in the movie.
Example: The Terminator
If the user doesn't provide a movie title, the default option is Mr. Nobody
To use the search, write in the command line: node liri.js do-what-it-says
Using the fs Node package, LIRI takes the text inside of the file called random.txt and then uses it to call one of LIRI's commands.
The random.txt file needs to contain one of the actions, a comma and the search term (no blank spaces).
Example: spotify-this-song,I Want it That Way
Example: concert-this,Jonas Brothers
Example: movie-this,A Cinderella Story
Javascript Node Packages * Axios * Moment * Node Spotify API * DotEnv * fs