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Accessing Identifiers values with python
A newbie's question.
How do I list the different values in the identifiers field? I can access a given value (ISBN in this case) using the code below, but I'd like to access all the values. Thanks in advance. Code:
python: def evaluate(book, context): isbn = book.get('identifiers').get('isbn', '') |
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Code:
python: def evaluate(book, context): res = '' for k, v in book.get('identifiers').items(): res += f'{k}: {v}\n' return res |
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Perfect!
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