Performing a search

• HTTP Request: https://www.googleapis.com/books/v1/volumes?q=search+terms
• You can specify your search by typing strings, such as:
  • intitle: Returns results where the text following this keyword is found in the title.
  • inauthor: Returns results where the text following this keyword is found in the author.
  • inpublisher: Returns results where the text following this keyword is found in the publisher.
  • subject: Returns results where the text following this keyword is listed in the category list of the volume.
  • isbn: Returns results where the text following this keyword is the ISBN number.
  • lccn: Returns results where the text following this keyword is the Library of Congress Control Number.
  • oclc: Returns results where the text following this keyword is the Online Computer Library Center number.
• HTTP Response: If the request succeed, then the response will get the results as an array of data.
• You can use the filter parameter to restrict the returned results further by setting it the to one of the following values:
  • partial - Returns results where at least parts of the text are previewable.
  • full - Only returns results where all of the text is viewable.
  • free-ebooks - Only returns results that are free Google eBooks.
  • paid-ebooks - Only returns results that are Google eBooks with a price.
  • ebooks - Only returns results that are Google eBooks, paid or free.
• You can use the printType parameter to restrict the returned results to a specific print or publication type by setting it to one of the following values:
  • all - Does not restrict by print type (default).
  • books - Returns only results that are books.
  • magazines - Returns results that are magazines.
• You can use the projection parameter with one of the following values to specify a predefined set of Volume fields to return:
  • full - Returns all Volume fields.
  • lite - Returns only certain fields. See field descriptions marked with double asterisks in the Volume reference to find out which fields are included.
• You can change the ordering by setting the orderBy parameter to be one of these values:
  • relevance - Returns results in order of the relevance of search terms (this is the default).
  • newest - Returns results in order of most recently to least recently published.

EGS

Options:

• cache Compiled functions are cached, requires filename
• filename Used by cache to key caches, and for includes
• root Set project root for includes with an absolute path (e.g, /file.ejs). Can be array to try to resolve include from multiple directories.
• views An array of paths to use when resolving includes with relative paths.
• context Function execution context
• compileDebug When false no debug instrumentation is compiled
• client Returns standalone compiled function
• delimiter Character to use for inner delimiter, by default ‘%’
• openDelimiter Character to use for opening delimiter, by default ‘<’
• closeDelimiter Character to use for closing delimiter, by default ‘>’
• debug Outputs generated function body
• strict When set to true, generated function is in strict mode
• _with Whether or not to use with() {} constructs. If false then the locals will be stored in the locals object. (Implies --strict)
• localsName Name to use for the object storing local variables when not using with Defaults to locals
• rmWhitespace Remove all safe-to-remove whitespace, including leading and trailing whitespace. It also enables a safer version of -%> line slurping for all scriptlet tags (it -does not strip new lines of tags in the middle of a line).
• escape The escaping function used with <%= construct. It is used in rendering and is .toString()ed in the generation of client functions. (By default escapes XML).
• outputFunctionName Set to a string (e.g., ’echo’ or ’print’) for a function to print output inside scriptlet tags.
• async When true, EJS will use an async function for rendering. (Depends on async/await support in the JS runtime.

Tags:

• <% ’Scriptlet’ tag, for control-flow, no output
• <%_ ‘Whitespace Slurping’ Scriptlet tag, strips all whitespace before it
• <%= Outputs the value into the template (HTML escaped)
• <%- Outputs the unescaped value into the template
• <%# Comment tag, no execution, no output
• <%% Outputs a literal ‘<%’
• %> Plain ending tag
• -%> Trim-mode (‘newline slurp’) tag, trims following newline
• _%> ‘Whitespace Slurping’ ending tag, removes all whitespace after it

CLI:

• cache Compiled functions are cached, requires filename
• -o / –output-file FILE Write the rendered output to FILE rather than stdout.
• -f / –data-file FILE Must be JSON-formatted. Use parsed input from FILE as data for rendering.
• -i / –data-input STRING Must be JSON-formatted and URI-encoded. Use parsed input from STRING as data for rendering.
• -m / –delimiter CHARACTER Use CHARACTER with angle brackets for open/close (defaults to %).
• -p / –open-delimiter CHARACTER Use CHARACTER instead of left angle bracket to open.
• -c / –close-delimiter CHARACTER Use CHARACTER instead of right angle bracket to close.
• -s / –strict When set to true, generated function is in strict mode
• -n / –no-with Use ‘locals’ object for vars rather than using with (implies –strict).
• -l / –locals-name Name to use for the object storing local variables when not using with.
• -w / –rm-whitespace Remove all safe-to-remove whitespace, including leading and trailing whitespace.
• -d / –debug Outputs generated function body
• -h / –help Display this help message.
• -V/v / –version Display the EJS version..