Pass kwargs to search parameters to enable better control#8
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@scivision, would you be able to review this PR soon, and release the package once it's merged, please? Thanks a lot! |
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Hi @scivision, just a friendly reminder about this PR. Thanks! |
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Hi @scivision, is there any chance the proposed changes can go in? Thank you. |
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@scivision, would you mind reviewing it if you have a moment? Thanks. |
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Currently, the pyzenodo3 API only allows for a search string to be passed to search for records, while other parameters are left at their defaults. https://developers.zenodo.org/#representation (search for "List all depositions for the currently authenticated user") documents them, and it's sometimes useful to tweak the values:

This PR enables the passing of these parameters to the search query.
Example:
This is the formatted output from this search (using my helper function
search_records):