What

A program that gives the user a list over what comes in tv*.

*only danish tv for now

How to use

An example on how to use this program:

python3 main.py -c dr1 -c tv2 --all

This prints all the programs that run today for the channels DR1 and TV2.

Another example:

python3 main.py -c dr1 -c tv2 -t 20:00 -d 1

This prints only the tv-shows that start or is running at 8 pm the next day on the channels DR1 and TV2.

Another another example:

python3 main.py --now --verbose

This prints the programs (with categories) that is currently running on the default channels.

Available flags

• -c [channel] or --channel [channel]
• -t [hh:mm] or --time [hh:mm]
• -d [int] or --day [int]
• -a or --all
• --category [category]
• -n or --now
• -v or --verbose
• -s [search-term] or --search [search-term]
• --default-channels [channel]
• --default-space-seperator [space-seperator]
• --justify-length [int]

--channel

By using the flag -c or --channel you specify which channels you want the program to show tv-shows from. Replace "[channel]" with wanted channel, e.g. "dr1".
You can specify multiple channels just by using the -c flag again.
If no channel(s) is chosen, the default channels is used. You can change the default channels as described here

For example:

python3 main.py -c [channel_1] -c [channel_2]

OBS: when specifing channels with a space such as "TV2 News", use a dash (-) instead of a space. E.g. "TV2 News" -> "TV2-News"

You can also specify "all" as the first channel to get all channels.

Examples:

python3 main.py -c dr1 -c tv2 --all

This shows all the programs that run on DR1 and TV2 for today.

python3 main.py -c all --all

This shows all the programs that run on all channels for today.

--time

By using the flag -t or --time you can specify a time for the program to find a tv-show that starts or is running at the specified time.
Time must be formatted like this: "hh:mm".
You can specify multiple times.

Example:

python3 main.py -t 19:30 -t 20:00

This shows the programs that start or is running at 7.30 pm and 8 pm today for the default channels.

--day

By using the flag -d or --day you specify which day you want to see programs from relative to today (default is today = 0). The range of days you can specify is from yesterday to 6 days ahead, which means the range of integer is to the flag --day is negative 1 to 6.

Example:

python3 main.py -t 19:30 --day 1

This shows the programs that either starts or is running at 7.30 pm tomorrow on the default channels.

--all

By using the flag -a or --all you want to see all the programs running today at the specified channels.

Example:

python3 main.py --all

This shows all programs for today that runs on the default channels.

--category

By using the flag --category you search after programs that have the specified categories.

Examples:

python3 main.py --category film

This shows all the programs that have the category "film" on the default channels for today.

python3 main.py --category film --category drama

This shows all the programs that have either the category "film" or "drama" on the default channels for today.

--now

Example:

python3 main.py --now

This shows what programs are currently running on the default channels.

--verbose

Example:

python3 main.py --all --verbose

This shows all the programs with categories for the default channels for today.

--search

Examples:

python3 main.py --search avis

This shows all the programs on the default channels for today that have the word "avis" in the title.

python3 main.py --search avis --search vejr

This shows all the programs on the default channels for today that have either the words "avis" or "vejr" in the title.

--default-channels

Example:

python3 main.py --default-channels dr1 tv2 canal-9

This changes the default channels to "DR1", "TV2" and "CANAL 9".

--default-space-seperator

Example:

python3 main.py --default-space-seperator -

This changes the default space seperator to the sign "-".

--justify-length

Example:

python3 main.py --justify-length 45

This changes the justify length to 45.

Supported channels

Right now all the channels on tvtid.tv2.dk is supported:

• dr1
• tv2
• tv3
• dr2
• tv2-charlie
• tv2-news
• kanal-5
• tv3-plus
• tv2-zulu
• dr-ramasjang
• kanal-4
• tv2-sport
• tv2-sport-x
• tv3-sport
• tv3-puls
• 6eren
• disney-channel
• tv2-fri
• canal-9
• discovery-channel
• tlc
• nickelodeon
• national-geographic-channel
• tv3-max
• cartoon
• disney-junior
• dk4
• mtv
• animal-planet
• investigation-discovery
• vh1
• eurosport-2
• boomerang
• viasat-film
• viasat-film-action,
• viasat-film-hits,
• viasat-film-family,
• viasat-explorer,
• viasat-nature,
• c-more-first,
• c-more-hits,
• viasat-history,
• disney-xd,
• tv4-sverige
• discovery-world
• nrk2
• nrk1
• svt1
• sv2
• tv2-norge
• discovery-hd-showcase
• rtl
• ard
• zdf
• 3sat
• viasat-golf
• eurosport-1
• cnn
• ndr
• bbc-world
• c-more-series
• travel-channel
• vox
• rtl-2
• super-rtl
• paramount-network
• xee
• viasat-ultra
• bbc-earth
• viasat-series
• arte
• sf-kanalen
• history
• kanal-hovedstaden
• folketinget
• tnt
• nickelodeon-junior
• sat1
• prosieben
• sport1
• national-geographic-wild
• tv2-nord-salto
• tv-midt-vest
• tv2-østjylland
• tv2-øst
• tv-syd
• tv-fyn
• lorry
• tv2-bornholm
• tv3-sport-2-hd
• bbc-brit
• tv5-monde-europe
• national-geographic-people
• comedy-central
• cs-go
• zulu-comedy
• oiii
• discovery-science

TODO

• Add documentation to all flags
• Use datetime.timezone to convert UNIX-time to users timezone, instead of hardcoded convert to UTC+1
• Print the date the data is from to the user