Updated to make this work in 2016, added run_all script

[andreykurenkov]

Needed to get the dataset and this seemed like the only easy to run code for that. Encountered a few problems such as "02-import.rb:36:in `match': invalid byte sequence in US-ASCII (ArgumentError)", so this fixes those and makes it run. Added a run script while I am at it. Nothing too ambitious, but it now runs and generated nice output with ~220000 movies.

[Mohamed3on]

Andrey, hi!
This is definitely not the best place to ask, but since the repo is no longer maintaned, I was hoping you could help me.
I have a couple of questions:
1- how do I use this module (I never used Ruby before)
2- Does it include TV shows/episodes?
Thank you.

[andreykurenkov]

Hi, sure!
1 - You need to install ruby, and then just run each of the ruby scripts (00- . 01- , 02- etc.) in terminal, or just run run_all.sh in terminal as an executable script.
2 - The data includes tv shows and episodes, but the final output does not - it filers that out. You can modify export.rb to include tv shows, though.

I have barely used Ruby prior to this (though a good deal of Python) and found it easy enough to try to fix up for my needs, so I am guessing with a bit of googling you can figure it out.

-Andrey