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Releases: ScrappyCocco/HowLongToBeat-PythonAPI

howlongtobeatpy 1.0.11

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@ScrappyCocco ScrappyCocco released this 16 Nov 19:07

Fixed the search broken, reported with bug #31 hopefully now it will work for a while

Full Changelog: 1.0.10...1.0.11

howlongtobeatpy 1.0.10

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@ScrappyCocco ScrappyCocco released this 14 Nov 07:46

Fixed search changing the api key usage and search #30

Full Changelog: 1.0.9...1.0.10

howlongtobeatpy 1.0.9

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@ScrappyCocco ScrappyCocco released this 04 Nov 11:45

Fixed the search by id by modifying the function that get the game title from the web page title

Full Changelog: 1.0.8...1.0.9

howlongtobeatpy 1.0.8

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@ScrappyCocco ScrappyCocco released this 07 Sep 19:56

Fixed #29 adding checks when parsing JSON

Full Changelog: 1.0.7...1.0.8

howlongtobeatpy 1.0.7

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@ScrappyCocco ScrappyCocco released this 07 Aug 08:50

See Issue #25 for comments and pull request #26

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Full Changelog: 1.0.6...1.0.7

howlongtobeatpy 1.0.6

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@ScrappyCocco ScrappyCocco released this 02 Aug 16:30

See Issue #25 for comments

howlongtobeatpy 1.0.5

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@ScrappyCocco ScrappyCocco released this 02 Dec 11:31

Python 3.6 has been deprecated for some time now, so I updated the project tests to Python 3.9 with a couple of fixes

Full Changelog: 1.0.3...1.0.5

howlongtobeatpy 1.0.3

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@ScrappyCocco ScrappyCocco released this 02 Dec 07:58

Fixed a required package that was creating errors

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howlongtobeatpy 1.0.2

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@ScrappyCocco ScrappyCocco released this 28 Sep 06:39

This new release fix the time in the Entry to float as requested from #17 , so the user can now decide if and how to round or convert to int that value

Full Changelog: 1.0.1...1.0.2

howlongtobeatpy 1.0.1

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@ScrappyCocco ScrappyCocco released this 21 Sep 13:43

This new version of the API was redone to be compatible with the new response, the HTML parser was removed because now the request return a JSON which is partially parsed to fill the entry, and left inside of it for full access to data.

Unluckly now there are less values directly available as it was before and more user-work is required to use the API.

For any change or problem please open an Issue, a Pull Request or a Discussion

What's Changed

  • New version of the API parsing the JSON in #15

Full Changelog: 0.1.22...1.0.1