The MyBooks set of api's appear to only return the first 100 entries with no apparent way of retrieving the subsequent items or increasing the limit.
In my branch, I added parameters to these api calls so I could increase the limit. At some point I will look into the ability to retrieve the 2nd page etc... of results, ie see if the openlibrary.org api supports that.
I can now call the api's like below by adding in support for parameters on those api's.
await pipeline.ExecuteAsync(async token => { currentlyReading = await OLClient.MyBooks.GetCurrentlyReadingAsync(OLClient.Username, new KeyValuePair<string, string>("limit", "500")); }, ct);
await pipeline.ExecuteAsync(async token => { alreadyRead = await OLClient.MyBooks.GetAlreadyReadAsync(OLClient.Username, new KeyValuePair<string, string>("limit", "500")); }, ct);
await pipeline.ExecuteAsync(async token => { wantToRead = await OLClient.MyBooks.GetWantToReadAsync(OLClient.Username, new KeyValuePair<string, string>("limit", "500")); }, ct);
The MyBooks set of api's appear to only return the first 100 entries with no apparent way of retrieving the subsequent items or increasing the limit.
In my branch, I added parameters to these api calls so I could increase the limit. At some point I will look into the ability to retrieve the 2nd page etc... of results, ie see if the openlibrary.org api supports that.
I can now call the api's like below by adding in support for parameters on those api's.
await pipeline.ExecuteAsync(async token => { currentlyReading = await OLClient.MyBooks.GetCurrentlyReadingAsync(OLClient.Username, new KeyValuePair<string, string>("limit", "500")); }, ct);
await pipeline.ExecuteAsync(async token => { alreadyRead = await OLClient.MyBooks.GetAlreadyReadAsync(OLClient.Username, new KeyValuePair<string, string>("limit", "500")); }, ct);
await pipeline.ExecuteAsync(async token => { wantToRead = await OLClient.MyBooks.GetWantToReadAsync(OLClient.Username, new KeyValuePair<string, string>("limit", "500")); }, ct);