Added season search for TmdbAPI #220
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Refactored TMDBSeasonAPI to improve API calls and data handling. I also added metadata from the main series that is missing in the season details (actors, writers, genre,...) this might be inaccurate for some seasons however but there's no other option
You can now search for a series, select it and it'll list all the seasons for that series. With the new modal you can then select the seasons you want to add.
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This is separate from the series search so users can choose which to use or use both if they want to. It only works with tmdbAPI and here is how it looks
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Note that if you try to add multiple series it won't work, only choose one series in the series modal and then as many seasons as you want in the season modal.
I used @ZackBoe's tmdb PR as a base.