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Search for book information using the Open Library API — titles, authors, publication dates, subjects, and cover images
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| name | book_search |
| description | Search for book information using the Open Library API — titles, authors, publication dates, subjects, and cover images |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| language | go |
| hash | sha256:cabfd05653753583564202a9c5e29a50d456d2fe1ef29af8de3b5ca0973da909 |
| author | autumn |
| params | [{"name":"query","type":"string","required":true,"description":"Book title, author name, or search terms"},{"name":"limit","type":"int","required":false,"default":3,"description":"Maximum number of results to return"}] |
| permissions | {"network":true,"domains":["openlibrary.org","covers.openlibrary.org"],"timeout":"10s"} |
| requires | {"env":[],"bins":[]} |
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