private static void FetchImagesExample(TMDbClient client)
{
const int movieId = 76338; // Thor: The Dark World (2013)
// In the call below, we're fetching the wanted movie from TMDb, but we're also doing something else.
// We're requesting additional data, in this case: Images. This means that the Movie property "Images" will be populated (else it will be null).
// We could combine these properties, requesting even more information in one go:
// client.GetMovieAsync(movieId, MovieMethods.Images);
// client.GetMovieAsync(movieId, MovieMethods.Images | MovieMethods.Releases);
// client.GetMovieAsync(movieId, MovieMethods.Images | MovieMethods.Trailers | MovieMethods.Translations);
//
// .. and so on..
//
// Note: Each method normally corresponds to a property on the resulting object. If you haven't requested the information, the property will most likely be null.
// Also note, that while we could have used 'client.GetMovieImagesAsync()' - it was better to do it like this because we also wanted the Title of the movie.
Movie movie = client.GetMovieAsync(movieId, MovieMethods.Images).Result;
Console.WriteLine("Fetching images for '" + movie.Title + "'");
// Images come in two forms, each dispayed below
Console.WriteLine("Displaying Backdrops");
ProcessImages(client, movie.Images.Backdrops.Take(3), client.Config.Images.BackdropSizes);
Console.WriteLine();
Console.WriteLine("Displaying Posters");
ProcessImages(client, movie.Images.Posters.Take(3), client.Config.Images.PosterSizes);
Console.WriteLine();
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}
public void ClientRateLimitTest()
{
const int id = IdHelper.AGoodDayToDieHard;
TMDbClient client = new TMDbClient(TestConfig.APIKey);
client.MaxRetryCount = 0;
try
{
Parallel.For(0, 100, i =>
{
try
{
client.GetMovieAsync(id).Wait();
}
catch (AggregateException ex)
{
// Unpack the InnerException
throw ex.InnerException;
}
});
}
catch (AggregateException ex)
{
// Unpack the InnerException
throw ex.InnerException;
}
Assert.Fail();
}
