2017 results: complete in v1.0.1
Use
npm install oscarsconst oscarNominations = require('oscars/2017');
console.log(oscarNominations);Structure
This module exports an Object indexed by Oscar categories. Here is an example:
{
"Actor in a Supporting Role": [
{
"film": "Moonlight",
"persons": [
"Mahershala Ali"
],
"winner": null
},
{
"film": "Hell or High Water",
"persons": [
"Jeff Bridges"
],
"winner": null
},
{
"film": "Manchester by the Sea",
"persons": [
"Lucas Hedges"
],
"winner": null
},
{
"film": "Lion",
"persons": [
"Dev Patel"
],
"winner": null
},
{
"film": "Nocturnal Animals",
"persons": [
"Michael Shannon"
],
"winner": null
}
]
}If the winner property is null, no winner has been announced. If it is true or false, a winner has been announced and an item should have winner: true. See below for an easy way to find the winner.
Useful operations
Using the lodash library, you can easily search/filter/transform this data set.
const _ = require('lodash');
const oscars2017 = require('oscars/2017');
// Get an Array of all categories
const categories = _.map(oscars2017, (nominees, category) => {
return { category, nominees };
});
/* [
{
category: 'Best Picture',
nominees: [ … ]
},
…
] */
// Find the winner of Best Picture
const bestPicture = _.find(oscars2017['Best Picture'], 'winner');
/* { film: '…', persons: [ … ] } */Sources
Much of the data was sourced from ordinaryzelig/oscars-madness, which originally pulled from the official Oscars site.
