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Missing documentation for Master.versions.filter #158

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JOJ0 opened this issue Oct 12, 2024 · 2 comments
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Missing documentation for Master.versions.filter #158

JOJ0 opened this issue Oct 12, 2024 · 2 comments

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JOJ0 commented Oct 12, 2024

I would like to add the filter possibility for Master versions to our docs. See below how it's done already concisely described by @AnssiAhola, which came up in a recent Discussions post.

Now while I'm at it, I want to investigate if there are maybe more objects that make use of the filter from the BasePaginatedResponse class...

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It's pretty hard to figure it out from the source code, but Master.versions is actually a PaginatedList under the hood which inherits BasePaginatedResponse so it has the filter() method and should call that specific api when invoked.

Example

master = client.master(1051980)
result = master.versions.filter(format="CD")
for release in result:
    print(release)

The filter() method supports all the parameters described in the API docs and can be passed in as kwargs

result = master.versions.filter(
    master_id=123,
    page=1,
    per_page=10,
    format="Vinyl",
    label="Scorpio Music",
    released=1992,
    country="Belgium",
    sort="released",
    sort_order="asc"
)

Hope that helps, Cheers!

Originally posted by @AnssiAhola in #155 (reply in thread)

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JOJ0 commented Oct 12, 2024

While investigating I played around with a graphical view of modules. This is the Master class. It didn't really help my investigation but it was fun to look at 😆

discogs_client models Master

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Now that would be neat for the docs page 😅 , but I'm guessing that is an separate tool that generated that graph?

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