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TMDbLib

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A near-complete .NET wrapper for v3 of TMDb's API.

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Installation

Install via NuGet:

dotnet add package TMDbLib

Or for alpha packages from GitHub Packages, see the releases page.

Documentation

Most of the library is self-explaining and closely follows the official TMDb API documentation.

Examples

Basic Usage

Simple example, getting the basic info for "A Good Day to Die Hard":

using TMDbLib.Client;

var client = new TMDbClient("APIKey");
var movie = await client.GetMovieAsync(47964);

Console.WriteLine($"Movie name: {movie.Title}");

Fetching Additional Data

Using the extra features of TMDb, you can fetch more info in one request (here we fetch credits and videos):

using TMDbLib.Client;
using TMDbLib.Objects.Movies;

var client = new TMDbClient("APIKey");
var movie = await client.GetMovieAsync(47964, MovieMethods.Credits | MovieMethods.Videos);

Console.WriteLine($"Movie title: {movie.Title}");

foreach (var cast in movie.Credits.Cast)
    Console.WriteLine($"{cast.Name} - {cast.Character}");

Console.WriteLine();

foreach (var video in movie.Videos.Results)
    Console.WriteLine($"Trailer: {video.Type} ({video.Site}), {video.Name}");

Searching for Movies

Search for people or movies. This example searches for "007", yielding James Bond films:

using TMDbLib.Client;
using TMDbLib.Objects.General;
using TMDbLib.Objects.Search;

var client = new TMDbClient("APIKey");
var results = await client.SearchMovieAsync("007");

Console.WriteLine($"Got {results.Results.Count:N0} of {results.TotalResults:N0} results");

foreach (var result in results.Results)
    Console.WriteLine(result.Title);

Working with Collections

TMDb groups related movies into collections (e.g., James Bond, Die Hard). Here's how to find and list a collection:

using TMDbLib.Client;
using TMDbLib.Objects.Collections;
using TMDbLib.Objects.General;
using TMDbLib.Objects.Search;

var client = new TMDbClient("APIKey");
var collections = await client.SearchCollectionAsync("James Bond");

Console.WriteLine($"Got {collections.Results.Count:N0} collections");

var jamesBond = await client.GetCollectionAsync(collections.Results.First().Id);
Console.WriteLine($"Collection: {jamesBond.Name}");
Console.WriteLine($"Got {jamesBond.Parts.Count:N0} James Bond movies");

foreach (var part in jamesBond.Parts)
    Console.WriteLine(part.Title);

Tips

  • All methods are async and awaitable
  • Most methods are straightforward and named accordingly: GetMovieAsync, GetPersonAsync, etc.
  • Almost all method enums use [Flags], allowing you to combine them: MovieMethods.Credits | MovieMethods.Videos
  • TMDb returns minimal data by default; most properties on classes like Movie are null until you request extra data using the method enums

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