lttrpy

A CLI Python script to compare Letterboxd users' watched films, with ratings and likes.

Usage

python lttrpy.py user1 [user2 ...]

Output

Writes the comparison tables in a Github-flavoured Markdown file.

Sample output:

110 common films for user1, user2, user3.

Film title	user1's rating	user2's rating	user3's rating
Waking Life	★★★★★ (liked)	★★★★★ (liked)	n/r
The Revenant	★★★★½	n/r	★★★
The Grand Budapest Hotel	★★★★½ (liked)	★★★★★ (liked)	n/r
Léon: The Professional	★★★★	n/r	n/r
Hercules	n/r	n/r	★★★★
Baby Driver	★★★★½ (liked)	★★★	n/r
Now You See Me	★★★½	n/r	(liked)
X2	n/r	n/r	n/r

There's an effort to make the source tables have constant column width, but the Unicode stars usually mess that up.

Requirements

• Python >= 3.9
• aiohttp
• lxml

• (optional) uvloop - speeds up async, Linux and MacOS only

TODO:

• Features:
  • Sort by:
    • Alphabetic order
    • Has rating/like/review
    • Sort by numerical rating (unicode ★½ to str)
    • Common ratings
    • Film year
  • New output formats:
    • Directly to HTML
  • Display reviews
  • Interactive mode
• Improvements:
  • More verbosity during stages (fancy progress bars?)
  • rewrite the profile class to create instances of the film class
    so that the film class can then pull film year, reviews, etc
• Long-term goals:
  • Create a locally-served interactive app