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@@ -93,15 +93,21 @@ Well, here's the thing, this body needs a few things, but we have a single entry
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<<BibTeXOutput>>
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#+end_src
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#+Caption: The Main Body of Code (Body)
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+The first thing that we need to do is construct the query URL. We then perform the query and parse the results. from there we enter a for loop, grabbing items from the `data` key of the query as book, and creating a key, and outputting an entry if there is an `author_data` key in `book`.
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*** Construct query URL
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First, we need to construct the query URL.
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#+Name: ConstructURL
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#+begin_src python
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- query = urllib.quote_plus(sys.argv[1])
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+ qstring = ""
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+ for arg in sys.argv:
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+ qstring = qstring . " " . arg
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+
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+ query = urllib.quote_plus(qstring)
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queryURL = jsonreq + query
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#+end_src
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#+Caption: Construct the query URL (ConstructURL)
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+So the first thing we do is to construct a single string from all of the arguments. We than url encode it as `query`, tacking that on to `jsonreq` as `queryURL`.
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*** Query and Parse Response
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We also have to actually query the server, this is simple, especially since we want our data.
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Sam Flint