Scrapperd is a very simple scrapper for the public user activity RSS in Letterboxd. It relies in OpenStruct to build objects.
To get the latest stable:
gem 'scrapperd'
To get the latest code:
gem 'scrapperd', git: https://github.com/eltercero/scrapperd
And then execute:
$ bundle
>> require 'scrapperd'
>> client = Scrapperd::Base.new
# Example
#####################################################
# Return the RSS for a username
>> activities = client.fetch('eltercero')
=> [#<Scrapperd::Activity ...]
>> film = activities.first
=> #<Scrapperd::Activity title="Porco Rosso, 1992", score=8, link="http://letterboxd.com/eltercero/film/porco-rosso/", film_link="http://letterboxd.com/film/porco-rosso/", watched_at=2015-03-13 00:00:00 +0100, added_at=2015-03-13 22:52:18 +0100, original_response=#<Hashie::Mash dc_creator="V\xC3\xADctor" description="<p><img src=\"http://zardoz.cf.letterboxd.com/resized/film-poster/4/5/1/3/0/45130-porco-rosso-0-150-0-222-crop.jpg\"/></p> <p>Watched on Friday March 13, 2015.</p>" guid="letterboxd-watch-7901161" link="http://letterboxd.com/eltercero/film/porco-rosso/" pubDate=2015-03-13 22:52:18 +0100 title="Porco Rosso, 1992 - \xE2\x98\x85\xE2\x98\x85\xE2\x98\x85\xE2\x98\x85">>
>> film.title
=> "Porco Rosso, 1992"
>> film.score
=> 8
>> film.watched_at
=> 2015-03-13 00:00:00 +0100
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git checkout -b sequels-can-be-good). Don't forget to test your changes!git commit -am 'Remember Godfather 2!')git push origin sequels-can-be-good)Released under the MIT License.
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