work.lexical.action.watch

A record representing a watch of a film or video work.

Repository @lexical.work did:plc:6acm263n23glqje6xrd2mgbt namespace authority
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Record

record · key tid

Properties

actionType

requiredstring

Identifies this record as a watch.

  • maxLength: 64
  • maxGraphemes: 64
  • const: "watch"

medium

string

The medium through which the work was watched.

  • maxLength: 64
  • maxGraphemes: 64
  • knownValues: theatrical | streaming | physical

occurredAt

string · datetime

When the watch occurred.

  • maxLength: 64

rewatch

boolean

Whether this was a rewatch rather than a first viewing.

work

requiredstring · at-uri

AT URI of the work that was watched.

  • maxLength: 2048

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  • computer.sims.log.watch

    record not from the namespace authority

    A single diary entry: the user watched a movie or TV work at a point in time, with free-form tags. Adds the per-watch diary layer on top of the Popfeed listItem record referenced by 'subject'.

  • A single viewing (the dated diary entry) of a movie. The record key is deterministic: <idprefix><id>-<watchedAt as YYYYMMDDHHmm UTC>, e.g. tmdb99861-202302042259. What Popfeed already models lives in Popfeed records, linked here: the title marked as watched (social.popfeed.feed.listItem) and the rating and review text (social.popfeed.feed.review). This record keeps what Popfeed has no place for: the date of each viewing, its moods and its favorite character.

  • A tracked movie record for Opnshelf

  • One viewing of a movie, or of a TV show, season or episode, in crepe's private diary. A watch with no rating and no review text is a plain play (for example an episode Plex reported) and stays out of the diary log.

  • A record representing a film.