tv-dot-com is a Ruby-licensed software package that provides a collection of TV show and episode classes scraped from TV.com and Epguide.com. It allows users to fetch metadata on TV shows, making it useful for TV-related projects. It is free to use.
I recently had the opportunity to test out tv-dot-com, a free software package that offers up TV show and episode classes scraped from TV.com and Epguide.com. It proved to be a great resource for anyone looking to gather metadata on their favorite TV shows.
The user-friendly interface made searching for shows and episodes a breeze. Additionally, tv-dot-com's comprehensive database offered a wide range of information on each show, including air dates, episode summaries, and cast and crew information.
One thing to note is that tv-dot-com is developed, licensed and provided under the terms of the Ruby License. However, that didn't detract from its overall usefulness and ease of use. It's definitely worth checking out if you're in need of TV show metadata.
The user-friendly interface made searching for shows and episodes a breeze. Additionally, tv-dot-com's comprehensive database offered a wide range of information on each show, including air dates, episode summaries, and cast and crew information.
One thing to note is that tv-dot-com is developed, licensed and provided under the terms of the Ruby License. However, that didn't detract from its overall usefulness and ease of use. It's definitely worth checking out if you're in need of TV show metadata.
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