Add
.json to see the output... https://openlibrary.org/books/OL26835764M.json This is not just a boolean.
ah - sent before your message-edit. yeah so that isbn json output is what i'm guessing would have returned empty at the time of the import (because that ISBN didn't exist yet in openlibrary)
https://github.com/internetarchive/openlibrary/wiki/Endpoints#list-of-all-routes can help sometimes.
thanks for that - yeah i was looking at that wiki - i didn't see anything about searching for works (i see there's a create/delete work API though)
though i could be lacking context on that "list of all routes" dump at the bottom - maybe there's something there for me to grok, but i think that's just a kind of codebase-exploration-helper right?
@Romi-776 Please go thru the menu at the right-hand side of https://github.com/internetarchive/openlibrary/wiki especially the developer resources. Also look at the Good First Issues https://github.com/internetarchive/openlibrary/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+label%3A%22Good+First+Issue%22
Thanks @cclauss .
But I have a question that in order to do some work on any issue do we need to ask for permission and if given then we can work on that issue?
Or we can just solve the problem listed in an issue in our own remote repo and then ask for a pull request if everything seems well?
But I have a question that in order to do some work on any issue do we need to ask for permission and if given then we can work on that issue?
Or we can just solve the problem listed in an issue in our own remote repo and then ask for a pull request if everything seems well?
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qq: should folks generally work off anything other than master branch as a default?
i'm asking because Development practices uses the term "hotfix" which I think implies there's a "stable" and a "dev" preference in branches (eg: feature branches should be based off of dev... i do i see a dev branch but also a master-dev branch)?
scripts/copydocs allows you to bring in books, etc. on legacy Python but not on Py3 internetarchive/openlibrary#4285
for example, I sent a request to get the data for a specific book:
https://openlibrary.org/api/books?bibkeys=OLID:OL7062714M&jscmd=data&format=json
https://openlibrary.org/api/books?bibkeys=OLID:OL7062714M&jscmd=data&format=json
but it doesn't contain ratins, reviews, want to read, currently reading, etc.
also ISBN is missing from the result
I have a question.
After setting up the openlibrary locally, we have a limited set of books and data on it then how can we solve that issue which deals with a specific book or other data which is present online on the site but not on our local server?
Let's take an example of solving this issue locally :-
Book cover missing #4047
How can I access the specified book locally?
After setting up the openlibrary locally, we have a limited set of books and data on it then how can we solve that issue which deals with a specific book or other data which is present online on the site but not on our local server?
Let's take an example of solving this issue locally :-
Book cover missing #4047
How can I access the specified book locally?
Hi
I am Aditya. I am interested in participating in the GSOC'21. I have a good experience in Python and Javascript including ReactJS. I am also skilled in backend services like NodeJS, flask. In view of that, I am willing to contribute to this project. I need some suggestions on how to start contributing.
I am Aditya. I am interested in participating in the GSOC'21. I have a good experience in Python and Javascript including ReactJS. I am also skilled in backend services like NodeJS, flask. In view of that, I am willing to contribute to this project. I need some suggestions on how to start contributing.
Hi Aditya, Thanks for your interest! Our entire wiki should be of interest but https://github.com/internetarchive/openlibrary/wiki/Google-Summer-of-Code focuses on GSOC. The
getting started and getting setup pages should help.
Hi Aryan, Thanks for your interest! Our entire wiki should be of interest but https://github.com/internetarchive/openlibrary/wiki/Google-Summer-of-Code focuses on GSOC. The
getting started and getting setup pages should help.
hello team, I am Shivam Sundram currently in my 2nd year undergrads .I would like to contribute to the community to the best i can with my knowledge in python and js. I am also looking for contributing in gsoc'21 so any guidance for beginners like me is highly appreciated.
Solution for Windows:
I'm working on the 2815 issue and have submitted a PR internetarchive/openlibrary#4312 waiting for some feedback on my comments before submitting an updated PR.
I see that a new person was assigned to this- Does this mean I have to talk with him from now on, in order to have my PR merged?
Hello Everyone I'm Arnab Sahoo. I'm interested to contribute to this project. I have good understanding knowledge of JavaScript,nodejs,MongoDB.I tried to setup devlopment environment but when i run docker-compose up i got some errors.and application is not running. plese give someme suggestions i tied all steps that are mentioned in doc but still it's not working.
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