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A privacy-first movie matchmaker for local Warsaw cinemas and Letterboxd watchlists.

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Current Project State - Warsaw Cinemas Only

Kinobok is a modern, privacy-focused web application designed to match your Letterboxd watchlist with movie showtimes in Warsaw cinemas. The application processes all user data (such as watchlists) entirely client-side in the browser to maintain strict user privacy.

Key Features

• Privacy-First Matching: No user watchlists or data are ever uploaded to a backend server. Processing of files is done fully in your browser.
• Flexible Imports: Supports uploading either your raw Letterboxd .zip data export or a single watchlist.csv.
• Interactive Cinema Map: View matching movie showtimes visualised on a beautiful custom Leaflet map of Warsaw.
• Local Cinema Filters: Customise and filter search results by specific cinemas of interest.
• Daily Updates: An automated scraping pipeline runs daily to compile Warsaw showtimes, resolve matching movie metadata via TMDB, and export the fresh dataset.

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Architecture

• Frontend: A modern Next.js + React + TypeScript web application that uses custom state management, client-side ZIP parsing with JSZip, CSV parsing with PapaParse, and interactive maps with Leaflet.
• Backend Scraper: A Python utility running BeautifulSoup4, HTTPX, and RapidFuzz to fetch local cinema schedules from Filmweb (PL), map film entries using the TMDB API, and format matching metadata into a client-readable JSON schema (frontend/public/data.json).

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Prerequisites

• Node.js 18+ (Node 20+ recommended)
• Python 3.11+
• TMDB API Key (required to run the backend scraper)

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Local Development

1. Frontend Web App

To run the frontend locally:

cd frontend

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Start the Next.js development server
npm run dev

# Run the frontend unit & integration test suite (Vitest)
npm run test

# Check code style and formatting
npm run lint
npm run format

The application will be accessible at http://localhost:3000.

2. Backend Scraper

To configure and run the daily showtime scraper locally:

# Set up a virtual environment (optional but recommended)
python -m venv env
source env/bin/activate

# Install scraper dependencies
pip install -r scraper/requirements.txt

# Configure your TMDB API Key
export TMDB_API_KEY=your_api_key_here

# Run the scraper pipeline
python scraper/main.py

# Run the backend test suite (pytest)
pytest

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CI/CD & Deployment

This project uses GitHub Actions workflows for automated operations:

• Daily Warsaw Scraper (daily-scraper.yml): Runs every day at 4:00 AM UTC to fetch the latest cinema schedules, update frontend/public/data.json, and commit the updated data.
• Deploy to GitHub Pages (deploy.yml): Triggered automatically on push to the main branch (for frontend files) or after a successful run of the daily scraper. It compiles and publishes the static Next.js export to GitHub Pages.
• Linter Checks (revive.yml and prettier.yml): Automatically format and check code quality for both the Golang codebase and frontend TypeScript.