OMDB API is a free RESTful web service to obtain movie information.
You can make a GET request to the API with specific parameters to retrieve movie information.
You can get movie titles, release year, ratings, plot summaries, cast, and more.
Yes, you can use the API for commercial purposes as long as you follow the terms and conditions outlined by OMDB.
You can make up to 1,000 requests per day with an API key, or up to 15 requests per day without a key.
You can get an API key by registering for an OMDB account and following the instructions on the API documentation page.
Make sure you have entered your API key correctly, and if needed, regenerate a new API key from your OMDB account.
This error message indicates that you have reached the limit of 1,000 requests per day. You can either wait for the next day to make new requests or consider upgrading to a paid plan for higher request limits.
You can make a GET request to the API with the "t" (title) parameter followed by the movie title in the query string.
Double-check the spelling and formatting of the movie title in your request. If it is still not found, the movie may not be in the OMDB database.
You can make a GET request to the API with the "i" (IMDb ID) parameter followed by the movie's IMDb ID in the query string.
This error message indicates that the movie searched for does not exist in the OMDB database. This could be due to a misspelled title or the movie not being in the database.
You can make a GET request to the API with the "s" (search) parameter set to a wildcard search (i.e., '*') in the query string.
This error message indicates that your search query has returned too many results, and you need to be more specific in your search parameters.
You can make a GET request to the API with the "language" parameter set to the desired language code (e.g., "en" for English) in the query string.
This error message indicates that the language code used in your request is not currently supported by the OMDB API. Check the list of supported language codes on the API documentation page.
You can make a GET request to the API with the "plot" parameter set to "full" in the query string.
This error message indicates that the IMDb ID entered in your request is not in the correct format. The IMDb ID should be in either the "tt1234567" or "1234567" format.
You can make a GET request to the API with the "plot" parameter set to "full" in the query string.
This error message indicates that there was an issue processing your request. Check your request parameters and try again.
You can report bugs or issues on the OMDB GitHub page or by contacting the OMDB support team.
This error message indicates that one or more of your request parameters are not in the expected format. Check the API documentation for the correct parameter formats.
Special characters should be URL encoded before being passed as request parameters. You can use online tools or libraries to properly encode your parameters.
This error message indicates that the OMDB API did not respond within the specified timeout period. You may need to check your internet connection or try again later.
You can submit a support ticket on the OMDB website or send an email to the support team for assistance.
The OMDB API is typically available 24/7, but occasional server maintenance or unexpected technical issues may cause temporary downtime. Check the OMDB social media accounts or the status page for updates.
This error message indicates that you are trying to access the API without a valid API key. Make sure you include your API key in the request URL.