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Retrieve data on multiple attributes at once
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| https://opencache.uk/okapi/services/attrs/attributes | ||||
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This method works like the attribute method, but with multiple A-codes instead of only one. Read the docs for the attribute method first! |
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| acodes | required | Pipe-separated list of A-codes you're interested in. | ||
| langpref | optional |
Default value: en Works the same as in the attribute method. |
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| fields | optional |
Default value: name Works the same as in the attribute method. |
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| forward_compatible | optional |
Default value: true This has a similar meaning as in the attribute method, but works differently. If set to false, OKAPI will return nulls for unknown keys (A-codes). You will still receive an HTTP 200 response though! |
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| format | optional | Standard common formatting argument. | ||
| callback | optional | Standard common formatting argument. | ||
| Plus required consumer_key argument, assigned for your application. | ||||
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Returned value: A dictionary. A-codes you provide will be mapped to dictionary keys, and each value will be an object, as described in the attribute method. | ||||