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Movies App

MoviesApp based on themoviedb API

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Sep 10, 2022
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Movies App 🎬

Hi, do you like movies? 😁 Try MoviesApp here, or if you are a developer click here. There are currently 4 themes in the app. Search for your favourite movie and add it to your favourites.

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Operating Principle

The app sends requests and receives responses from the themoviedb API.
To learn more about APIs and the Multitier architecture click here.

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Dependencies

Getting Started

This application is using api of themoviedb, so before using it you have to create an api from themoviedb and generate an API and apply it to this application, follow the below step to connect api with this app.

First go to https://www.themoviedb.org/documentation/api, and follow the API Documentation, you will get the API Code.

  • go to secret/the_moviedb_api.dart
  • you will see the code like this
const String themoviedbApi = 'XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX';
  • replace the all xx.. to your API, like this
const String themoviedbApi = 'your_api_code_here';
  • enjoy coding 💙

Contributors Changes

10/09/22 - Pravin Nichal: Added a new screen, which listed the similar movie gernes. screens/genre_wise_screen.dart Great Work!

11/09/21 - Rohit Chouhan: Added the missing secret/the_moviedb_api.dart file for running the project and the exact documentation for its correct use of the api file.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License

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