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Query for Title to worldcat #3

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nikolajbaer opened this issue Apr 30, 2019 · 4 comments
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Query for Title to worldcat #3

nikolajbaer opened this issue Apr 30, 2019 · 4 comments
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Query worldcat.org given a title and author, and method to update metadata with a chosen result.

This could be a model-level function, and then wrapped in an admin-action (Django) whereby we could let the staff user select from the generated list of which Worldcat result to apply.

Worlcat api explorer:
https://platform.worldcat.org/api-explorer/apis/wcapi/Bib/OpenSearch

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So i started this a little bit (see "worldcat' folder), but it looks like we need to get an API Key to access the API, which is something we probably need to work with our Library Partner to do.

@NickEngmann NickEngmann added backend Django Related enhancement New feature or request labels May 24, 2019
@BolunThompson BolunThompson self-assigned this Nov 2, 2019
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Did you ever solve the issue with our library partner?

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@BolunThompson not yet, but i think the next step is to get a working demo in front of Jeff so we can refine the requirements.

Do you have a link to the heroku app you have been running?

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Yes. Here it is. https://p2plending.herokuapp.com/

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