A comprehensive Go wrapper for the TMDb API, supporting both v3 and v4 with optional auto-retry and custom HTTP client configuration.
golang-tmdb is a Go library that provides a complete interface to The Movie Database (TMDb) API, enabling developers to easily integrate movie, TV show, and actor data into their applications. It handles authentication, request formatting, and response parsing, simplifying access to TMDb's extensive entertainment database.
Go developers building applications that need to fetch and display movie, TV show, or actor data from TMDb, such as entertainment apps, recommendation engines, or media catalog services.
Developers choose this library for its full coverage of TMDb API v3 and v4 endpoints, idiomatic Go API with sensible defaults, and flexibility through configuration options like custom HTTP clients and auto-retry for rate limits.
This is a Golang wrapper for working with TMDb API. It aims to support version 3.
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Supports all TMDb API v3 and v4 endpoints, including movies, TV shows, search, and authentication, as evidenced by the comprehensive examples in the README.
Allows custom HTTP client settings, alternate base URLs, auto-retry for 429 errors, and session ID management, providing adaptability for various environments.
Includes functions like GetImageURL and GetVideoURL to easily generate URLs from TMDb paths, simplifying media integration without manual string manipulation.
Provides detailed benchmarks for operations like movie details and multi-search, with metrics such as ns/op and allocs/op, helping developers assess efficiency.
Uses map[string]string for optional parameters, which can lead to runtime errors if keys are incorrect, instead of leveraging Go's type system with structs for better safety.
Lacks caching mechanisms for API responses, requiring developers to implement their own solutions to reduce latency and handle repeated requests efficiently.
Requires different initialization (Init for v3, InitV4 for v4) without a unified interface, complicating code when supporting multiple TMDb API versions simultaneously.