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Entertainment Finder

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About The Project

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Entertainment Finder is a simple web application that lets you find the entertainment of your choice. In Entertainment finder you can search for Movies, TV series and Books and fine tune your search criteria in order to find entertainment that perfectly matches your taste.

Here are some of the criteria you can apply to fine tune your search for a perfect entertainment recommendation:

  • Entertainment category. This has three options, which are TV Series, Movies and Books.
  • Genres for these options include Comedy, History, Sci-Fi, Romance, Thriller, Action, Horror, Crime, Fantasy, Biography, Drama, Mystery, Sport, Adventure, Animation, Family, Documentary and Technology for TV Series and Mobies and Dark Comedy, Historical Novel, Science Fiction, Romance Novel, Novel, Spy Novel, Horror Fiction, Crime Fiction, Fantasy, Autobiography, Detective Fiction, Mystery Fiction, Young Adult Fiction, Adventure Novel, Memoir, Urban Fantasy, Fiction and Non Fiction for Books.
  • For Movies and TV shows you have additonal options to choose like runtime, rating, streaming platform, relese year, awards won and language for the Books you can additionally choose the release year and maximum page numbers.

Built With

These are the main technologies and frameworks used for this project:

Getting Started

To get a local copy up and running follow these simple steps:

Prerequisites

  • GraphDB installed on your machine

Installation

This is a step by step guide on how to run this application.

  1. Clone the repository.
git clone https://github.com/chileluk/kd_final_project.git
  1. Create a repository in GraphDB and give it the id finder. Select the OWL Max(Optimized) ruleset.

  2. Make this your default repository in GraphDB. (After following these steps you do not need to configure therepository URL in the code since it will automatically be set as http://localhost:7200/repositories/finder and it will be accessible to the application). However, in case of issues or if your triplestore has a different IP address than your local machine you will need to set the value of the localEndpoint variable in the app files to the exact url of your repository as follows:

    • Navigate to the js folder within the finder folder and open the index.js file.
    • On the first line of this file where you find:
    const localEndpoint = "http://localhost:7200/repositories/finder"

    replace http://localhost:7200/repositories/finder with the URL of the repository you created in GraphDB.

  3. Upload the file finder.ttl into the repository you just created.

  4. Open the finder/index.html file in a web browser, preferably Google Chrome.

License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.

Repository

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