FanartApi

fanart_api is a simple ruby client for accessing TV shows information from the fanart.tv API.

With Bundler:

gem 'thetvdb_api'

$ bundle install

Otherwhise:

$ gem install thetvdb_api

You have two way for access to api:

client = FanartApi::Client.new(api_key: '...')

client = FanartApi::Client.new(api_key: '...', proxy_url: '...')
client.movie # => #<FanartApi::Movie>
client.music # => #<FanartApi::Music>
client.tv # => #<FanartApi::Tv>

• II case (direct access to api class, many entry points)

Language attribute is required

ThetvdbApi::Actor.new(api_key: '...')
ThetvdbApi::Banner.new(api_key: '...')
ThetvdbApi::Episode.new(api_key: '...')

ThetvdbApi::Actor.new(api_key: '...', proxy_url: '...')
ThetvdbApi::Banner.new(api_key: '...', proxy_url: '...')
ThetvdbApi::Episode.new(api_key: '...', proxy_url: '...')

For all methods you can pass hash attributes or multiple attributes specified in method comment.

For method attributes read https://github.com/tvapi/fanart_api/blob/master/lib/fanart_api/movie.rb

• find
• find_url
• latest
• latest_url

For method attributes read https://github.com/tvapi/fanart_api/blob/master/lib/fanart_api/music.rb

• artist
• artist_url
• album
• album_url
• label
• label_url
• latest
• latest_url

For method attributes read https://github.com/tvapi/fanart_api/blob/master/lib/fanart_api/tv.rb

• find
• find_url
• latest
• latest_url

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request