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dropthe

0.0
The project is in a healthy, maintained state
Access open datasets for movies, series, crypto, companies, and people from DropThe. Query entities, streaming availability, and knowledge graph relationships.
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DropThe

Gem Version

Ruby interface for the DropThe data platform. DropThe aggregates structured data across entertainment, finance, and business -- covering 25,000+ movies, 8,000+ series, 1,800+ entities spanning cryptocurrencies, public companies, and notable people. Data sourced from TMDb, CoinGecko, and Wikidata, unified under a single knowledge graph with nearly 3 million relationship links.

Installation

gem install dropthe

Or in your Gemfile:

gem 'dropthe'

Quick Start

require 'dropthe'

# Library info
DropThe.info
# => { name: "DropThe", version: "0.1.1", base_url: "https://dropthe.org", ... }

# Available API endpoints
DropThe.endpoints.each do |key, path|
  puts "#{key}: #{DropThe::BASE_URL}#{path}"
end

# Entity type coverage
DropThe::ENTITY_TYPES.each { |t| puts t }
# => movies, series, people, cryptocurrencies, companies

Configuration

DropThe.configure do |config|
  config[:timeout] = 30
  config[:format] = :json
end

Working with Entity Types

# Check what data verticals are available
DropThe::ENTITY_TYPES.include?("movies")   # => true
DropThe::ENTITY_TYPES.include?("podcasts")  # => false

# Build a request path
slug = "bitcoin"
path = "#{DropThe::BASE_URL}#{DropThe.endpoints[:data]}"

Available Data

The platform organizes content into verticals, each with its own dataset and editorial coverage:

Vertical Description
Movies 25,000+ titles with cast, crew, ratings, streaming availability
Series 8,000+ TV series with episode data and platform tracking
Cryptocurrencies Live prices, market data, and project profiles
Companies Public and private company profiles with financial data
People Notable individuals linked across the knowledge graph

Entity relationships are stored as typed, bidirectional links -- connecting actors to their filmographies, coins to their founding teams, and companies to their executives. The graph currently holds 2.9 million of these links.

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License

MIT