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06:30	pinesol_green	News from qatests: Testing Success <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live>
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10:41	Jaswinder	Hi Guys, I want to test Ebook API methods form srfsh. I tried to send the request it is throwing 500 error, Basically, I am trying to call this Ebook API method: open-ils.ebook_api.title.details
10:42	Jaswinder	Example: request open-ils.ebook_api open-ils.ebook_api.title.details {"sessionid":"1522161337.001863.​152216133624029","title_id":"a"}
10:42	Jaswinder	Any thoughts, how do I test it?
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10:52	* kmlussier	plans to buy lottery ticket since she hasn't used up her luck yet on virtual coffee.
10:55	Jaswinder	Can anyone help here?
10:56	dbs	sorry Jaswinder I don't know anything about the ebook api
11:01	Jaswinder	Anyone else?
11:03	JBoyer	jeffdavis would know the most about it, but I'll mention some low-hanging fruit: You already have the setup you need on the Overdrive or OneClick side? This service can't do anything without some configuration on their side. (and they usually point you at a test system, etc.)
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11:07	dbwells	Jaswinder: it looks like that method is not expecting an argument hash, but rather just two unnamed arguments, something like: request open-ils.ebook_api open-ils.ebook_api.title.details "1522161337.001863.152216133624029", "a"
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11:14	kmlussier	dbwells++
11:14	Jaswinder	This is an example command: request open-ils.ebook_api open-ils.ebook_api.get_patron_id "ASDABS-ASSAS-2323", "1212133", "BACGMAIL.COM"
11:15	kmlussier	gmcharlt / phasefx: I was thinking of upgrading the MassLNC community demo server to 3.1. Would you be okay with keeping the Equinox demo server at 3.0 so that folks have a choice of which release they try out?
11:20	dbwells	Jaswinder: also, your session ID doesn't look like what I would expect for an Ebook API session ID.  It looks like an OpenSRF session ID, which isn't what you want, I think.
11:21	dbwells	Jaswinder: in my basic testing, my session ID looks like "ebook_api.ses.{HASH_VALUE}"
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11:21	dbwells	This is after starting a "test" session using:  request open-ils.ebook_api open-ils.ebook_api.start_session "ebook_test", "1"
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11:35	Jaswinder	dbwells - You are correct. I tried with new session id and I got no response.
11:36	gmcharlt	kmlussier: in the short term, but not indefinitely
12:11	Jaswinder	and then created a perl class similar to oneclickdigital.pm as Ebooks.pm inside /Application/EbookAPI/
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12:11	Jaswinder	If you want, I can share a piece of code to your email or another location
12:13	dbwells	Jaswinder: From the log you posted, it seems like your request "worked", it just didn't return anything.  I might try making my 'get_patron_id' method return "TEST" right away or something like that just to make sure everything is wired up correctly.  I need to head out for a bit, but if you want to email, it is dbw2calvin.edu.  I'll be back in around an hour or so.
12:14	Jaswinder	Thanks and I appreciate it! I will try it out first and then email you if I need help.
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15:17	Dyrcona	The id will be generated automatically if you don't supply it or leave it null.
15:18	jeff	csharp: looking at the HTML::TableExtract docs, and depending on what you're trying to do, the rows() table method might be more useful for you: https://metacpan.org/pod/HTML::TableExtract
15:19	csharp	jeff: yep, that looks better
15:22	jeff	also, you probably want to test success using if ($response->is_success) instead of just if ($response) -- I didn't have LWP::Protocol::https installed, so if ($response) was true but the value of $content later on was "LWP will support https URLs if the LWP::Protocol::https module is installed."
15:23	csharp	jeff: thanks for that
15:23	Dyrcona	While on the subject of inserting into actor.org_unit_setting ... I made this handy, little skeleton for Emacs this morning: https://pastebin.com/Hzq1Q9J9
15:25	jeff	csharp: and you can use something like this to output two columns for each row with a tab between them: map { print "@{$_}[0]\t@{$_}[1]\n" } $table->rows();
15:28	jeff	that would look something like this: map { print join("\t", @{$_}), "\n" } $table->rows();
15:28	Dyrcona	jeff: I haven't looked at the output of the function you mentioned but I was thinking print join('\t', @$_)
15:28	Dyrcona	yes, that, more or less.
15:31	jeff	in that same map block, you could grab the first value from the row and test for a leading hyphen, and then either remove it or skip output of the entire row, depending on what you want to do for "Discontinued" codes.
15:31	jeff	(there's apparently only one)
15:31	csharp	jeff: yes, I want to remove the leading hyphen to be in line with the script I'm replacing
15:31	Dyrcona	csharp: Would the current script not work if the useragent is set?
15:32	Dyrcona	I never got that far into fixing it because other things came up.
15:32	csharp	Dyrcona: dbwells was just asking me that privately - it appeared to break when I tested, but I'll try again
15:33	Jaswinder	What are these fields for: org_unit_setting_type: frm_class, view_perm, update_perm?
15:33	jeff	cloudflare--
15:33	Dyrcona	csharp: I seem to recall that part of the problem was the pages had been reorganized, but I'm unclear.
15:38	Dyrcona	csharp++
15:38	csharp	I'll look into what jeff ran into with the HTTPS warning
15:39	Dyrcona	IIRC, I looked into it briefly around the time of the 2.9 release.
15:40	csharp	I'll test on a fresh server and see if we need to add new packager dependencies
15:40	* csharp	heads out for now
15:41	dbwells	csharp++
15:42	Dyrcona	Guess I never made a Lp bug for it.
15:42	jeff	csharp: the relator_map script uses an http url, and LoC isn't redirecting to https, so you'll likely not hit that at all. Also, I was testing your script on a box that would not have have Evergreen pre-reqs installed, so the needed modules for https might already be there.
15:44	jeff	somewhat annoying that a single checkbox on LoC's cloudflare account configuration interface breaks us, but working around it rather than trying to get someone to untick the box is likely the better option for now. :-P
15:46	Jaswinder	Dyrcona: Where do I add the library id then? Which field?
15:46	Jaswinder	Sorry, I am bit confused here
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16:42	Dyrcona	That's a bummer.
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17:10	Jaswinder	Guys, is there a way I can write test case to run srfsh commands. I don't like to regenerate sessions every hour
17:19	dbwells	Jaswinder: srfsh is just a handy way to run OpenSRF commands.  Our live tests are written in Perl rather than using srfsh.  You can find them in Evergreen/Open-ILS/src/perlmods/live_t  (for inspiration)
17:23	Jaswinder	I am looking at this and this is good
17:23	Jaswinder	How do I retrieve email id of the user from table? Also, how DB calls are made to retrieve information?
17:32	dbwells	Jaswinder: I need to head out shortly, but there are no good quick answers to those questions.  Here is a quick answer which might be okay:
17:37	dbwells	In addition to "custom" APIs, there are uniform APIs which are autogenerated from something called the IDL.
17:37	dbwells	An entirely new table would also need an entry in the IDL to get these methods autogenerated.
17:38	Jaswinder	Good to know that information. I will research on this as how I can leverage IDL to get the data
17:40	dbwells	Jaswinder: if you go back to here and look under "Dealing with Data", you might be able to pick it up.  http://library.calvin.edu/devd​ocs_project/doku.php?id=start  Use the live tests for examples as well.
17:41	dbwells	Lack of tuits have prevented that page from maturing, but having you asking these questions is the right kind of inspriation.
17:41	dbwells	Basically, for your needs, "cstore" and "CstoreEditor" are the things to focus on.  PCRUD is similar, but more useful for external/client-side access to things.
17:42	Jaswinder	thanks! I am going to review these docs now
17:46	dbwells	I know the docs are still jumbled and incomplete.  You seem savvy enough, so that information combined with trolling through the code for "cstore" and "$editor->" calls might get you there.  Good luck!  Folks are generally most in the channel during 9-5 Eastern, though a few are further west.
17:46	* dbwells	heads out
18:31	pinesol_green	News from qatests: Testing Success <http://testing.evergreen-ils.org/~live>
18:33	Dyrcona	"And, there was much rejoicing."
18:46	ngf42	http://i.imgur.com/oLYSHuu.gif
18:47	Dyrcona	Indeed!

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