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[Drbaltar]

Hey Lansah,
Your JSON was missing a ']' at the end of the file. Also, I see that the filter functionality is already being done by the front-end that Lance set up so there is no need to pass in a search keyword. Finally, I would recommend combining the details and tv/movie overview into one file. See below for an example of what I am referring to:

{
"tv_shows":[
{
"tvShow_ID":0,
"isTV":true,
"rating":false,
"isWatched":false,
"originalTitle":"TV show Title",
"releaseDate":"2019-02-22",
"overview":"This TV show is about love",
"poster_path":null,
"trailer_path":null,
"vote_average":0,
"vote_count":0
}
],
"movies":[
{
"movieID":0,
"isTV":false,
"rating":false,
"isWatched":false,
"originalTitle":"Movie Title",
"releaseDate":"2019-02-22",
"overview":"This movie is about crime",
"poster_path":null,
"trailer_path":null,
"vote_average":0,
"vote_count":0
}
]
}

[LanceGundersen]

@Drbaltar yes, like my devDB.json
line 28 (movie id)

tbinge/public/devDB.json

Line 28 in 2d6434a

"id": 1,

line 125 (tv id)

tbinge/public/devDB.json

Line 125 in 2d6434a

"id": 234,

[Drbaltar]

Lance, are you talking about labeling the 'movieID' and 'tvShowID' to just 'id' for both?