Unmaintained, use micielski/filmweb-export-rs
export blazingly fast Filmweb's ratings to a TMDB import-compatible csv file (IMDb v3)
- TMDB.org compatible format (IMDb v3)
- Exports films, serials and a watchlist too
- Multi-threaded
- Supports docker
- Somewhat secure, doesn't permanently store any permanent login credentials on disk
$ git clone https://github.com/micielski/filmweb-export.git
$ cd filmweb-export
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
Keep in mind, if you have Linux (or Windows, but didn't tested yet) and Geckodriver/Chromium you don't have to authorize with cookies thanks to Selenium support. You can use -i flag instead. (but i still prefer typing in cookies manually)
- Go to a page which requires authentication (i.e. not filmweb main page, but your profile https://filmweb.pl/user/YOUR_USERNAME)
- Head to developer tools (press F12 while having focus on a page)
- Firefox users, navigate to the Storage tab, while Chromium users; Application tab
- Now for both browsers: Cookies -> https://filmweb.pl
- You're searching for cookies named _fwuser_token, _fwuser_session, JWT. Their values are needed
$ python export.py --help
usage: export.py [-h] [--username <user>] [--token <token>] [--session <session>]
[--jwt <jwt>] [--threads <threads>] [-i] [--force_chrome] [--force_firefox]
Export Filmweb's ratings to a TMDB compatible csv file.
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--username <user> Filmweb username
--token <token> Filmweb token cookie
--session <session> Filmweb session cookie
--jwt <jwt> Filmweb JSON Web Token
--debug Enable debugging mode
--threads <threads> Number of threads to create. Default: 5
-i interactive mode
--force_chrome Force Chrome (interactive mode only)
--force_firefox Force Firefox (interactive mode only)
You'll be prompted for cookies if you won't specify these with flags.
$ python export.py
You'll be prompted for your credentials
$ python export.py -i
It may be useful if your internet connection or computer at this time is poor in resources. In that case try lowering threads count.
Please note that the default value is high enough. Going above that, it will hurt your exporting performance, and even cause some movies to not export!
$ python export.py --threads 2
If you see there's something wrong with exported movies, you can enable debug mode to print out error messages
(they do not print cause of python's stupidiness)
$ python export.py --debug
Unfurtunately we don't come with ready image from dockerhub yet. You'll have to build it yourself from Dockerfile in project's root directory
After running following command, your export will be waiting in your user's home in the newly created filmweb directory (you'll have to drop its permission though)
$ docker run -u root -v ~/filmweb:/home/seluser/exports -i <docker image id>
$ sudo chown $USER ~/filmweb/*
If your exports seems to not have enough lines [(1 line = 1 movie) + 1], try running the program again, but with different cookies. It could happen that your cookies weren't so fresh during obtaining and so they expired during an export. Also the possibility may be that your internet is not stable and in this case, you would want to lower the threads with --threads flag.
If that's not the case, please report an issue. I'll try to respond ASAP!