Partial rewrite of OpenLibraryAPI - #269
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* Split general book search and specific editions search (when using /books/ID in searchByID) * When searching for specific editions if there's missing metadata it'll use search.json to fill in the missing info * ran bun check fix
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The newest changes fix #273 and should be more resistant if OpenLibrary changes things again. |
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To fulfill feature request #268. Note that it uses all of the subjects for a work so you can end up with a large list of similar genres but this is a problem with how OpenLibrary curates the subjects.