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Move OL editions to correct Work
from olclient.openlibrary import OpenLibrary
ol = OpenLibrary()
def move_editions(editions, master):
"""Sets a list of <editions> to a new master work ID using the Open Library Client.
Copies across extra author data from editions to master, if not already present.
Example:
move_editions(['OL8306567M','OL16682544M'], 'OL4005510W')
"""
output = []
authors = []
for e in editions:
ed = ol.get(e)
for a in ed.authors:
if a.type['key'] == '/type/delete':
ed.authors.remove(a)
ed.work_olid = master
#ed.validate()
authors += [a.olid for a in ed.authors if a.olid not in authors]
output.append(ed)
w = ol.get(master)
existing_authors = [a['author']['key'].replace('/authors/', '') for a in (w.authors if hasattr(w, 'authors') else [])]
authors = [a for a in authors if a not in existing_authors]
for a in authors:
if not hasattr(w, 'authors'):
w.authors = []
w.add_author(ol.get(a))
if authors: # only save if we have made changes
output.append(w)
return ol.save_many(output, "associate %i editions with work %s" % (len(editions), master))
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