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A simple book searcher in Ruby.
gem install booksr
books = Booksr.search(query_string, query_type)
query_type
can be:
:title
:author
:isbn
:keyword
default is :keyword
.
query_string
of :isbn
can be ISBN10 or ISBN13.
Return value is array of Book
which can retrieve book information.
Attributes of class Book
:
require 'booksr'
books = Booksr.search('Ruby on Rails', :title)
book = books[0]
puts book.title
puts book.authors # authors is a array
puts book.subtitle
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We found that booksr demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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