Bruschetta is project I did for a course in web application (sorry, Swedish only) at Malmö University. It's clobbered together with Go and some JavaScript, mostly as a learning exercise for Go.

• A working Go environment
• A PostgreSQL database, accepting TCP connections, with a table called titles; see examples/table.sql for column details
• Since Netflix no longer issue API keys, a bzip2 compressed catalog is assumed to be available at DIR/bin/db/netflix.db.bz2
• Rotten Tomatoes API credentials stored in rt.json and available in the same directory as executables; see examples/rt.json

Bruschetta is assumed to reside in DIR.

1. Set GOPATH to DIR
2. Get dependencies: go get cron/netflix bruschetta
3. Build binaries: go install cron/netflix bruschetta
4. Run the netflix tool to populate database with Netflix catalog; use option --help see command line options
5. Run Bruschetta; again, use option --help for command line options
6. Point your browser to port 8888 on the host running Bruschetta