All files are valid json files: every key should be double-quoted.
The JSON output should be the default "pretty" json output provided by node, with two spaces indent.
When in doubt, the output should match the JSON.stringify(data, null, 2) function output. data being the contents of the json file.
When working on a issue, make a comment on the issue so that we don't have multiple people working on the same movies/actors.
All filenames should be lower-case. Spaces should be replaced by dashes ("-").
For now, all actors should reside in the /actors folder.
Each movie should be added to its own year folder and follow the "File Names" rule (above).
Should have the "storyline" or "description" key and should only be the official one. No third-party content. Only official content, please.
Should have the "release-date" key on the format "YYYY-MM-DD". It is also the Official release date of the country where the movie is from, not necessarily the US.
The keys are "director" or "writer" or "actors". Note that only the "actors" keys is plural.
If there is only one member, it should be a plain string. Else, it should be an array with strings.
Always lower-case and singular.
Also, Science Fiction is "sci-fi".
Animation movies (such as How to Train Your Dragon) should have the animation category.
Just the integer number. No quotes.
Length of the movie in minutes. Integer, no quotes.
Add a key "future" with the value "true". If the movie is already released, there should be no "future" key at all.
This information will be used to check if the movie release date has passed and the json file should be updated.
Your commit must pass the tests to be considered.
If you believe that your commit is right and the test is wrong, leave a comment on your commit so I can check it out. Commits with tests errors without comments will not be addressed.