Our application is a platform for users to input favorite TV series and discover books of a similar genre to read. The purpose of our app is to encourage the general public to read more books during the down-time of the pandemic. It successfully uses the TVMAZE and Google Books APIs to dynamically generate search results for both mobile and desktop devices.
This repository consists of two HTML files, a style CSS file, and a javascript file that create a functioning website which combines two APIs that returns relevant books to any given television show.
Clone the repository found at:
https://github.com/jameygronewald/readMoreTV
Our application provides a search function that returns books of a similar genre to a given television show through the use of API queries.
The provided work was a collaborative project created for Georgia Tech, Full-stack Flex program.
This project was created by Brian Warner, Gregory Monroe II, Jamey Gronewald, and Justin Ponthier.
TVMAZE
Google Books
MIT License
Copyright (c) [2020] [Brian R. Warner, Gregory Monroe II, Jamey Gronewald, Justin Ponthier]
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