ApiV2-GraphQL-Docs | AniList API V2 GraphQL Documentation | REST library

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ApiV2-GraphQL-Docs is a CSS library typically used in Web Services, REST, React applications. ApiV2-GraphQL-Docs has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has medium support. You can download it from GitHub.

The AniList GraphQL Api provides quick and powerful access to over 500k anime and manga entries, including character, staff, and live airing data. The AniList & AniChart websites themselves run on the Api, so everything you can do on the sites, you can do via the Api. Written documentation for getting started with the Api. Documentation for all queries, mutations, types, and objects the Api provides. Easily explore and test out GraphQL queries against the AniList Api. (AniList login required). Please post bugs, issues, or help requests here as GitHub issues. Please do not use the AniList forums for developer questions or Api bug reports.

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Failed to fetch using a form

Modifying existent code to get search results from API

QUESTION

Failed to fetch using a form

Asked 2020-Sep-23 at 22:14

I'm using the AniList API to make some requests and load the data. The first request I'm doing it works well (note that the page loads with some covers), but when I'm using the search button I get failed to fetch. Because the first time worked, but not when modifying the query, I thought that might be wrong in the way I was modifying it, but after a double check, I only modify variables.search and then I proceed to do the same as the first time I'm loading the page, so I don't really know why it's failing. I also tried to modify the first query, when the page is loading, and it works, so I don't think it has anything to do with the API.

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Answered 2020-Sep-23 at 22:14

Vishal is correct. This is throwing an error because you are navigating away from the page when they submit.

Change your event listener to start like this and the problem goes away:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63998087

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Modifying existent code to get search results from API

Asked 2018-Dec-21 at 19:36

I'm currently working on a small hobby project and encountered some problems that I find myself unable to solve. First of all I'd like to point out that my programming experience is limited to some computational physics and therefore quite far away from my current problem.

To put it simply, I'd like to do some data analysis with data requested from an API. The API I have in mind is this one (documentation is linked right there (can't post any more links)). There is also a quite nice addition to deal with this provided here. I was able to write a basic program to get the data for a given id and do some simple calculations. Since it is quite unhandy to have to look up the id of every title the author of 3 has provided a search option. So I'm able to search for an entry by name, season and some other key defined in here.

This is certainly handy but I fail to see how I can effectively use this in a maybe a little bit more complicated context. Lets for example say I do the following, as suggested in the Read me file of 3.

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Answered 2018-Dec-21 at 19:36

Under Page in the docs, you'll see that media (note lowercase) links to these docs here: this media return is different from the Media (capitalized) query return object. This media node doesn't have the seasonYear value, just like the error says. From the looks of it, you'll probably want either the startDate or endDate and parse year from there

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53824463

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