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search different Streaming Platforms for movie titles.

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## Install
- git clone and cd to directory 
- install Selenium 
- download chromedriver.exe to same directory
 
## First Run
Use `--setup True` for the first run. 
Platforms like PrimeVideo, Hulu, and HBO Max aren't very kind to bots so `ChromeOptions` loads cookies from previous useage. First run opens a chrome browser, goes to streaming platform and asks the user to log in. (Hulu and Amazon require captcha's/SMS). <br>
Once the browser is recognized the first time, it stays logged in the next time.

## Regular Use 
`python search.py --movie Movie Title One, Movie Title Two --exclude HBOMax Netflix` <br>
This will search for the two movies (Movie Title One and Movie Title Two) on all platforms except HBOMax and Netflix.
Exclude is empty by defualt so it checks all platforms by defualt.

## Future Updates
- Improve search results: Mainly uses `if substring in string` where `substring` is user's movie_title and `string` is movie title as listed on streaming platform. (I.e. movie_title="Now You See Me" is found as "Pretty Little Liars, S4 E12: Now You See Me, Now You Don’t." which is not ideal)
- threading/parallel: `from multiprocessing import Pool` to query platforms simultaneously.
- headless browser mode

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