Rotten Tomatoes API Usage Reporter
Saturday, June 18th, 2011I created a python script to send me an email with my Rotten Tomatoes API usage for the day. I have it running via crontab on my server.
Get the code here: GitHub
I created a python script to send me an email with my Rotten Tomatoes API usage for the day. I have it running via crontab on my server.
Get the code here: GitHub
The Movie Ratings Firefox extension has gone through many revisions over the past couple of years due to the changing Rotten Tomatoes HTML code. They recently released an API which will make the extension a lot more stable. Along with the Firefox update I have also updated the Chrome extension to be identical since Chrome is my primary browser. All comments regarding the extensions should be directed here.
Usage: Highlight the name of a movie, right click, and select “Get Movie Rating” from the context menu. If the name of a movie appears as a link you can forgo highlighting it and just right click on the link.
Supported Browsers:
Update: The extensions now support IMDb ratings.
Any updates will always show up on the Chrome extension first. Hint, use Chrome!
Fixed yet another parsing error. Download it here.
Fixed another parsing error. Download it here.
To see the most recent updates or post comments please go to this post.
I created a stripped down version of the Firefox Movie Ratings extension for Chrome. It displays both the Rotten Tomatoes and IMDB ratings for a highlighted movie and to top it off it’s a lot faster.
Change Log
Version 1.0
Bug Log
Version 1.0
Yet another “HTML appearing” bug fixed. Download it here.
Yet another “HTML appearing” bug fixed. HTML was appearing when a movie did not have a rating. Thanks Giovanni. Download it here.
Fixed some bugs in the Movie Ratings Firefox extension.
Download it here.
Movie Ratings is now compatible with Firefox 3.6.
Update it through Firefox or download it here.
I’ve made a small update to the Movie Ratings extension to get by a limitation in how Rotten Tomatoes handles non-word characters (thanks Eric).
Update it through Firefox or download it here.