

- #POPCORN TIME MOVIE API ENDPOINT 2018 INSTALL#
- #POPCORN TIME MOVIE API ENDPOINT 2018 MOD#
- #POPCORN TIME MOVIE API ENDPOINT 2018 SOFTWARE#
- #POPCORN TIME MOVIE API ENDPOINT 2018 TV#
#POPCORN TIME MOVIE API ENDPOINT 2018 TV#
Tv scraper: UPDATE3: movies & tv shows API are back ! ( & 'll hopefully being easily changeable in the future ) The ui, working ( except for the video links p ): se != community version ( but they seem to have opensourced their work, yet NOT on github ? ) UPDATE2: since the movies & tv shows API seems still working for the version, check those: come back later ? UPDATE: as the Movies API & the TV shows API are currently done, try the following:Īlso, digg the following links to find more on this. May be merged to the official repo somedayīig thanks to the PTR team behind popcorn-time-remote, the PT team, and MickdeGraaf's ( repo available at MickdeGraaf's popcorn-time-remote ) popcorn-time-mod

#POPCORN TIME MOVIE API ENDPOINT 2018 MOD#
Mod of Popcorntime Remote that fixes/adds fcnalities
#POPCORN TIME MOVIE API ENDPOINT 2018 SOFTWARE#
* I'm absolutely against any kind of illegal usage of this software and also Popcorn Time has been abandoned in favor of Butter (which has also been abandoned).Personal Popcorntime Repo containing wip popcorn )Ĭurrently holds two different subdirs/projects: You can find examples about my library directly on GitHub. In fact, honestly, to use my library you don't need to know anything about JSON-RPC or ajax calls at all, you just need to call methods and get responses (if there is a response). Instead, you can just focus on the application you want to build and nothing else. There are some other slightly complex things to take care of with other methods, but this is exactly the reason why I've created a library: so that you don't need to know all these things too.

The following is an example of a general call with its response: -> They're both hosted on GitHub and you're also free to use them or to study the code.īut how does the Popcorn Time API's work? First of all, you need to know how the JSON-RPC works, so if you don't know it here is some information, it's actually very simple. So I decided to create a website and a library to handle the underlying protocol and API's methods: popcorntime_remote.js and popcorn time remote controller. We're able to communicate remotely thanks to the JSON-RPC server inside PT which allows websites and apps to control the player. The great thing actually is that we also have the possibility to control PT remotely and so wherever we are, we can choose the movie, turn down the volume, toggle the fullscreen mode, search for a TV show and do everything you normally do directly on the desktop app. Given its simplicity with its user-friendly interface, you can consider it as "the illegal Netflix"*. For those who don't know what I'm talking about, Popcorn Time (PT from now on) is an application born some time ago that gives you the possibility of watching tons of Tv Shows, Movies, and Anime using the p2p protocol. So today we're going to talk about Popcorn Time's API that allows developers to execute actions without using the desktop application. I think this is the truest thing I've ever said, and it also seems a famous movie quote.

