For some reason the script stops after 100 Movies?

102movies in file.
Importing first 100 movies...

is there any reason for that?

Could you make script to import from SIMKL to Trakt Watched.

Hey,

I love this software a lot.
I would love it if I could import a custom list from Letterboxd into a custom list from Trakt

greetings
Nigel

There are currently multipls issues with this script

main issue was that urllib.quote_plus has been moved to urllib.parse.quote_plus, after changing that, i couldn't get authentication to work with imdb enabled, no matter what, tried deleting the app from trakt and generating a new client id and secret, generating a new pin, but nothing worked, it always throws a 401 error, i had to disable the imdb check to get it working.

How do I "Fill in the client id, client secret and the code in the python file"? They close pretty much immediately after i open them.

I have some movies in Letterboxd that were logged in the diary and some that weren't, is there a way to "combine" this info to not get duplicate views?

I don't know nothing about coding and this is the first time me using GitHub I want to do this put unfortunately I understand nothing lol can someone help and by sending a video of how to do this in a iPhone

Hi there,
thanks very much for this nice script! I already imported my diary. Could you adapt this script or provide a second one to also upload the watched.csv? I' getting the error

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "py-trakt-letterboxd-import.py", line 185, in
data = get_data_letterboxd_diary(letterboxd_file[0])
File "py-trakt-letterboxd-import.py", line 115, in get_data_letterboxd_diary
data.append([row[1],row[2],row[6]+' 20:15',imdbid])
IndexError: list index out of range`

and i think it's due to a missing element [6], because of course the watched ones not necessarily have a date when they have been watched by me.

This may just be a problem with me and not the program itself.

I am always failing the authentication checks, when I try to use the PIN code (which I get from clicking the "Authorize" button in the OAuth section from the Redirect URI section of the custom user-created Letterboxd import app). Is there another code I should be using? Has the backend Trakt code changed?

Hi, I bumped into the following error while running the script. It worked for my diary.csv, but this happened when importing watched.csv:

['Return of the Jedi', '1983', '2016-12-13T16:54:14.939219', u'tt2301123']
Get imdbID for Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (Theatrical Version)()
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "py-trakt-letterboxd-import.py", line 195, in <module>
    data = get_data_letterboxd(letterboxd_file[0],use_diary_file)
  File "py-trakt-letterboxd-import.py", line 109, in get_data_letterboxd
    imdbinfo = get_imdb_info(row[1], year=int(row[2]))
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: ''

The script aborts after that message. This is what line 26 in watched.csv looked like:

2012-05-02,Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (Theatrical Version),,

After adding the missing information manually, the script resumed working:

2012-05-02,Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (Theatrical Version),1980,http://letterboxd.com/film/the-empire-strikes-back/

This is just a heads-up that Letterboxd seems to sometimes export incomplete data. I'm guessing the script could use a fall-back for these cases. Either way, thanks for the script, very useful!

I just would like to inform you, that the OMDb API has gone private due to the immense traffic they were subjected to.
For the time being, one would have to register an private API-Key to use their service and any data request has to be done with:
http://www.omdbapi.com/?apikey=[yourkey]&
Therefore your script is not working in its current state, because calling the omdb-API without a key returns an 401: Unauthorized error.
This is the affected part of your code.

def get_imdb_info(title, year=None):
    if year != None:
        s='http://omdbapi.com/?t='+title+'&y='+str(year)
    else:
        s='http://omdbapi.com/?t='+title
    url = urllib2.urlopen(s.replace(' ','%20'))
    data = url.read()
    res = json.loads(data)
    return res

Maybe you would like to

• put a note regarding this problem in your README,
• add a constant where the user could provide her or his private key
• or just set imdbid = None and comment lines 109-116 until the OMDb API is free again.

But as I said, I just wanted to inform you about this problem. Thanks a lot for your work!

ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: ''

I just get these errors when I try run the script: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11297096/

Will this script be updated at any point to support the new API?

Thanks

Hi, I don't know much about code and I'm kinda confused as to what Step 4 is supposed to be. What is "$ python py-trakt-letterboxd-import.py diary.csv" and how am I supposed to use it?
Thank you

I apologize if this is the wrong section to request but I am not too familiar with github and had stumbled upon this tool.

Is it possible to add a branch to import netflix.csv files to trakt?

I looked at the letterbox'd import lists and saw that it's very similar to the netflix.csv and was going to try and import via that but figured I'd ask before trying and messing anything up.

I have 1000 entries on trakt and 1500 entries on Letterboxd. If I run the script, will it ignore the already watched movies or is there any possiblity for double entries?

I've opnened the file in PyCharm but I have no idea where to put the following line: $ python py-trakt-letterboxd-import.py diary.csv

Also which of the 2 files do I need to use?
py-trakt-letterboxd-import or py-trakt-letterboxd-import-python3?