Maybe i can take some off your plate by building an other API so you dont have to maintain this on 😃
What’s your used scraping technique, what is the approach?
Yes, yesterday it seemed there were no releases on 1 februari, thats why i stated: The new releases by country api endpoint doesn’t return “today’s” releases
It returns todays releases but the timestamp seems not correct, is this fixable?
Maybe i can take some off your plate by building an other API so you dont have to maintain this on 😃
What’s your used scraping technique, what is the approach?
I meant let me know when its done…
I have quite enough on my plate right now.
good luck!
Yes i would love to, can we discuss this on skype chat my user is hetcms
I markt this bug ticket als private so nobody else can read it
I’m sure Netflix would love that…
But if you are planning on writing your own, please let me know… maybe I can use your API instead!
Interesting, maybe you can crawl every hour? Consider using http://scrapinghub.com/
no… the timestamp is when i pick them up.
I do not have a direct hook into netflix so there may be up to a 24 hour delay on titles.
Yes, yesterday it seemed there were no releases on 1 februari, thats why i stated: The new releases by country api endpoint doesn’t return “today’s” releases
It returns todays releases but the timestamp seems not correct, is this fixable?
so you don’t actually have a real problem with the API you have a problem with the date stamp?
Maybe this is the problem:
Today 2 februari there are many titles in the feed with release date 2 februari, but they are released on 1 februari
http://www.usmagazine.com/entertainment/news/netflix-new-releases-arriving-in-february-2016-w162937
http://www.vogue.com/13394114/netflix-new-february-2016/
please provide me with a specific title that is not showing up