importing ratings does not seem to work

[Matt Karikomi]

intended behavior

import_trakt should update my profile with ratings for movies in the csv

actual behavior and steps to reproduce

1. I have the following subset of a large list of ratings, with themoviedb.org ids

# trakt_import_subset.csv
,tmdb,rating
1,109091,4
2,113833,3
3,12690,4

2. I attempt to upload these with the following command

python ./import_trakt.py -c config.ini -f tmdb -i trakt_import_subset.csv -l ratings -t movies

3. The following output indicates no ratings were added to my profile

Options: Namespace(config='config.ini', input=<_io.TextIOWrapper name='trakt_import_subset.csv' mode='r' encoding='UTF-8'>, watched_at=False, rated_at=False, format='tmdb', type='movies', list='ratings', seen=False, clean=False, verbose=True)
Config file: config.ini
Config: <configparser.ConfigParser object at 0x10c83dc10>
Trakt, skipped access token refresh, token is less than 30 days, only 8:32:52.358093
Trakt: {'client_id': 'a secret string', 'client_secret': 'another secret string', 'access_token': '5ba5115ef46356883bea8cb2f09a20a9760a2cfd8bf38ad780e27463a68e69f6', 'refresh_token': '0d7035c30ba110dbb320f4c76d144783ecaf74fef5242c68c07307a62525397a', 'baseurl': 'https://api-v2launch.trakt.tv'}
Authorization header: Bearer 5ba5115ef46356883bea8cb2f09a20a9760a2cfd8bf38ad780e27463a68e69f6
trakt-api-key header: afd6aae0f9c9066c836b23722e10e6fac01f7b49edba0882d5804bfd9f4d6bd3
Found 3 items to import
Sending to URL: https://api-v2launch.trakt.tv/sync/ratings
('{"movies": [{"ids": {"tmdb": 109091}}, {"ids": {"tmdb": 113833}}, {"ids": '
 '{"tmdb": 12690}}]}')
Result: {'added': {'movies': 0, 'shows': 0, 'seasons': 0, 'episodes': 0}, 'not_found': {'movies': [], 'shows': [], 'seasons': [], 'episodes': [], 'people': [], 'users': []}}
Overall imported 3 movies, results added:0, existing:0, not_found:0

[Pete Schaffner]

@mkarikom I just ran into this too, and it seems the -r (--rated_at) flag is required, which means you also need said column.

Here is an example of the CSV I got to successfully import:

tmdb,rated_at,rating
290250,2016-09-20T18:20:12Z,8.0
76341,2016-09-20T18:38:18Z,8.0

Given the exported ratings data from TMDb, I was able to quickly get that CSV file into the required format above by running this regex search/replace:

• search: ^(\d+),[^,]*,[^,]*,[^,]*,[^,]*,[^,]*,[^,]*,[^,]*,([^,]*),(.*)$
• replace: $1,$3,$2

Hope this helps!