A language Interpretation and Recognition Interface that uses command line in node to give you back data

• LIRI will search Spotify for songs, Bands in Town for concerts and OMDB for movies

• Clone down the repository
• please use your own api keys and create your own .env file following the format in the env.example file
  • API Keys Required:
    • OMDB apikey
    • Spotify id and secret

• Run your terminal/bash and go to the root of the liri folder

npm install

• LIRI is able to take in 4 commands utilizing node.js
  • concert-this
  • spotify-this-song
  • movie-this
  • do-what-it-says

example: node liri.js concert-this <band or artist name>

1. 'node liri.js concert-this <band or artist name>'
   • Displays a list of results of where the band or artist is performing

example: node liri.js spotify-this-song Mr Brightside

2. 'node liri.js spotify-this-song <song name>'
   • Displays the top 3 results of the song name

example: node liri.js movie-this The Avengers

3. 'node liri.js movie-this <movie title>'

   • Displays the following information

     • Title of the movie
     • Year of the movie
     • IMDB Rating of the movie if available
     • Rotten Tomatoes Rating of the movie if available
     • Where was the movie produced
     • Language of the movie
     • Plot of the movie
     • Actors in the movie

   • If there is no movie title inserted, the search will default to Mr. Nobody

   • something special happens if you come across a movie that was produced in a certain country....

example: node liri.js do-what-it-says

4. 'node liri.js do-what-it-says'
   • Takes the text from random.txt and runs the song through the spotify-this-song command

• In addition to logging out your results to the terminal, it will log out your inputs and results in a log.txt file!

• Node.js
• Spotify NPM Package
• colors NPM Package
• request NPM Package
• moment NPM Package

• Tin Dang - tintdang

• The Coding Boot Camp at UT Austin for giving me the challenge of making this app