Hi Christian, hi Martin,
I checked the response-typ. It's "document-node()".
The structure is like this:
<json type="object">
<result type="array">
<_ type="object">
<id>ba03177</id>
<score type="number">0.83175087</score>
<metadata type="object">
<genre>ba</genre>
<blatt>1810-40</blatt>
<autor>Heinrich von Kleist</autor>
<titel>Die heilige Cäcilie</titel>
<link>
"https://kleist-digital.de/berliner-abendblaetter-etc";
<text>Die Aebtissinn , die schon, in der Stunde der Mitternacht,
durch einen Freund, von der Gefahr, etc</text>
</metadata>
<!--_-->
etc.
I hope this helps. How to parse it, to get my proposed html-structure?
Thanks for further help.
Günter
> Am 25.04.2024 um 23:08 schrieb Christian Grün <christian.gr...@gmail.com>:
>
> Hi Günter,
>
>> 2. I'm getting a full Object (but I dont know, if its the raw JSON-Object
>> like above), but I am not able, to parse it, to get a list in html.
>
>
> Could you share the result of your response with us (possibly shortened)?
>
> It would be interesting to learn something about the type of the response
> body. What do you get if you inspect:type($response[2]) ?
>
>> let $data := json:parse($input, map { 'format': 'xquery' })
>> return map:for-each($data, function($k, $v) {
>> $k || ': ' || string-join($v, ', ')
>> })
>
>
> If you use json:parse($input) without a specific format, you’ll get an XML
> representation of the JSON data, which is usually simpler to postprocess.
>
> Hope this helps
> Christian
>
