• TMDb API - for getting name of recent movies [online]
• Unirest - for Sending and Recieving Network Requests [external]
• org.json - for Parsing JSON data [external]

The application simulates a movie booking application. This does not actually book any tickets. It stores the seats already booked by previous users in a local database and thus marks them unavailable for the next users. It also stores the name of the users. It lets the user print the tickets (on paper) after booking. It updates the local movie database from the internet

User must have jdk/jre installed on their Computer and have the /bin directory of jdk installation set in "path" environmental variable.

• Open terminal to the project folder's root and type java MovieTicket optionally, you can add another parameter 'local' at the end to make the program run locally. This prevents it from updating the local database from internet. eg. java MovieTicket local

After program is launched, User is expected to :

• Enter their name (optional)
• Choose which movie they wants to see
• Choose the language
• Choose the date of the show
• Choose the timing of the show
• Choose the seats they wants to book Seats already booked are grayed out, user can select as many seats he wants (minimum 1)
• Confirm the booking
• User can also print the ticket (optional)

• The application is available here : https://github.com/sayan01/MovieTicket/archive/master.zip
• The code is available in this github repo: https://github.com/sayan01/MovieTicket