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Webscraping-REST-API-With-GoodReads.com
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@@ -11,3 +11,6 @@ The CommandLine module is where the program sets up the command line interface f
and give valid inputs. The user should always supply at a minimum a starting book URL and the number of authors
and books to scrape. There is a also a test module that checks if helper functions used for the base functionality
are working as expected. Part 1 of this project has been completed as of 9/26/21.
Extra classes and files such as app.py and other js and html files have been added to build on prior functionality
from part 1 and now the project can support API CRUD requests for part 2. Part 3 functionality has also
been completed and is handled in the templates and static folders.
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