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Can collection carousel display be sorted by # of editions or availability? #4493

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seabelis opened this issue Jan 26, 2021 · 2 comments
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Can collection carousel display be sorted by # of editions or availability?

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For example, if the results of a query include public domain, lending library, and print-disabled, the ability to sort or filter on the type best suited for the collection would be helpful. See https://openlibrary.org/collections/happy-new-year-2021 where many 'not in library' results appear when there are also borrowable works available.

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@seabelis seabelis added Needs: Triage This issue needs triage. The team needs to decide who should own it, what to do, by when. [managed] Needs: Community Discussion This issue is to be brought up in the next community call. [managed] Type: Question This issue doesn't require code. A question needs an answer. [managed] Lead: @mekarpeles Issues overseen by Mek (Staff: Program Lead) [managed] Needs: Lead labels Jan 26, 2021
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BrittanyBunk commented Feb 1, 2021

duplicate of #3248.

@mekarpeles mekarpeles added Priority: 3 Issues that we can consider at our leisure. [managed] and removed Needs: Lead Needs: Triage This issue needs triage. The team needs to decide who should own it, what to do, by when. [managed] labels Feb 17, 2021
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seabelis commented Mar 2, 2021

Documented here.

$def with(query, title=None, sort='new', key='', limit=20, search=False, has_fulltext_only=True, url=None)

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