From what I see it is still able to retrieve most of the data, only the image URL is not able to be retrieved.

When I manually update the URL to use https instead of http it works fine.

When I searched for Unorthodox, I noticed that there are some works where only the year is given. Then there was an array IndexOutOfBounds. I tried to solve it as simple as possible. Goes certainly still more elegantly.

BR Tim

Hello, I just used your library and noticed that 00-00-0000 was always used as published date. Then I found the reason for this and so I made a pull request to you. Does this work for you so far?

I also noticed that the year in the changelog looks strange and so I adjusted it as it seems to make sense.

Greetings from Germany

We experienced some issues with fetching books without being able to filter them by specific query types (isbn, author etc). I added QueryType as a parameter to query books and wrote some tests to confirm, see #15

• Renamed industryIdentifier to industryIdentifiers
• Added BookInfo.previewLink, BookInfo.infoLink and BookInfo.canonicalVolumeLink
• Added Book.saleInfo

others

• Implemented equality and json transforming to all classes

Fixes #11

Hi! We are using books_finder for our school project and noticed some book titles are split between the 'title' and 'subtitle' parameter that is retrieved in the .json from Google's API. We'd really like to use both to get the full title's of some of our books. I updated the BookInfo class and wrote a test for it, see #13

Hi, i'm using books finder for a school project , i 'm reading the documentation but I'm asking if it's possible to get the url of previewLink urk i am refer a this in the JSON"previewLink": "http://books.google.es/books?id=_i6bDeoCQzsC&printsec=frontcover&dq=%27clean+code%27&hl=&cd=2&source=gbs_api",

When I was using this library, I noticed that the startIndex parameter was not working. I looked at the code and found that the startIndex was not built into the URL, so I added it.

✓ Get books
Expected: 'preview-1.0.0'
  Actual: '0.0.1.0.preview.0'
   Which: is different.
          Expected: preview-1. ...
            Actual: 0.0.1.0.pr ...
                    ^
           Differ at offset 0
package:test_api                 expect
main.<fn>

✖ Get book with special id
✓ Get magazines
✓ Get magazine with special id
✓ Get toJson
✓ Get book with subtitle
Expected: 'harry potter and the philosopher\'s stone'
  Actual: 'harry potter and the sorcerers stone'
   Which: is different.
          Expected: ... r and the philosophe ...
            Actual: ... r and the sorcerers  ...
                                  ^
           Differ at offset 21
package:test_api                  expect
main.<fn>

✖ Test QueryTypes
Exited (1)

If you try to search "google"

final List<Book> books = await queryBooks( 'google', maxResults: 3, printType: PrintType.books, orderBy: OrderBy.relevance, reschemeImageLinks: true, );

Link to web query

the second result is a book that has a different publishedDate format, i think ISO (2016-09-15T00:00:00+02:00) and it raises a format exception at books.dart line 241

day = int.parse(publishedDateArray[2]);

I think you can try to parse the date with something like

`DateTime? publishedDate = DateTime.tryParse((json['publishedDate'] as String?) ?? '0000-00-00');

if (publishedDate == null) {
  final publishedDateArray =
      ((json['publishedDate'] as String?) ?? '0000-00-00').split('-');

  // initialize datetime variable

  if (publishedDateArray.isNotEmpty) {
    // initialize date
    int year = int.parse(publishedDateArray[0]);
    int month = 1;
    int day = 1;

    // now test the date string
    if (publishedDateArray.length == 1) {
      // assume we have only the year
      year = int.parse(publishedDateArray[0]);
    }
    if (publishedDateArray.length == 2) {
      // assume we have the year and maybe the month (this could be just a speculative case)
      year = int.parse(publishedDateArray[0]);
      month = int.parse(publishedDateArray[1]);
    }
    if (publishedDateArray.length == 3) {
      // assume we have year-month-day
      year = int.parse(publishedDateArray[0]);
      month = int.parse(publishedDateArray[1]);
      day = int.parse(publishedDateArray[2]);
    }
    publishedDate = DateTime(year, month, day);
  }
}`

If I can help in any mode please tell me (but I'm NOT a professional developer).

I know this is just pulling from an API, but any chance you know why some cover images are faded, while most are not?

For example the first 2 are faded, but then the rest are fine. I'm just displaying them using the URL provided from the search call.