Python3 class for work with http://it-ebooks.info API to download best relevant books free.
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search_engineMain class for work with API.
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tagsA list of tags for find books
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limit_in_pagesMax number of deeping in search result. Every page has maximum 10 books. so if you wnat to see maximum 30 books suggestion, set
limit_in_pages3.limit_in_pages = 0means there is no limit in find books andfindmethode proccess first to end results page. -
total_resultshow you how many books in http://it-ebooks.info with this
tags. -
show_progressbarShow progressbar in search online when you run app in shell. The default value is
False.
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set_tag(tag_name)add
tag_nametotagslist. This feature need for search book in online source -
find(sort_with="R", offline_json="")Find best books and sort them for you. This methode can search online or use older JSON file (older online search).
@sort_with
* [R]elevant, [Y]ear, [A]uthor, [B]Publisher, [P]age * It can be lower case or UPPER * -R -Y -A -P -B "reverse-sort"@offline_json PATH of json file
@return list
Notice: after online search, data store as a file in JSON format, like
books-php-[31from187].json. So you can use again this file for offline search.
>>> from search_engine import search_engine
>>> felfeli = search_engine()
>>> felfeli.set_tag("php")
>>> felfeli.set_tag("mysql")
>>> felfeli.limit_in_pages = 1
>>> felfeli.show_progressbar = True
>>> result = felfeli.find('p')
>>> result = felfeli.find('-p') #reverse-sort
>>> type(result)
<class 'list'>
>>> result = felfeli.find('b', "books-php-mysql-[10from138].json")
>>> type(result)
<class 'list'>
>>> import pprint
>>> pp = pprint.PrettyPrinter(indent=4)
>>> pp.pprint(result[0])
{ 'Author': 'Armando Padilla , Tim Hawkins',
'Description': 'This book contains tips, tricks, and techniques to make '
'new and existing PHP applications much faster and less '
'resource-hungry.\n'
'\n'
'Pro PHP Application Performance will help you understand '
'all the technologies and components which play a role in '
'how well your applications run. When seconds can mean '
'the difference between retaining a user and losing a '
"user, it's important for all of us to have optimization "
'as part of our project roadmap. But what components '
'within your application should you analyze? How should '
'you optimize? And how can you measure how well your '
'application is performing? These are some of the '
'questions that are answered in this book.\n'
'\n'
'Along the way you will also learn the "why" of '
'optimizing. You’ll discover why you should optimize a '
'specific component, why selecting one function over '
'another is beneficial, and how to find and use the '
'optimization tools available to the open source '
'community. You’ll also learn how to deploy caching '
'software as well as web server software.',
'Download': 'http://filepi.com/i/sTM94d9',
'ID': 427318464,
'ISBN': 9781430228981,
'Image': 'http://s.it-ebooks-api.info/6/pro_php_application_performance.jpg',
'Page': 264,
'Publisher': 'Apress',
'SubTitle': 'Tuning PHP Web Projects for Maximum Performance',
'Title': 'Pro PHP Application Performance',
'Year': 2010,
'isbn': '9781430228981'}