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quotes-goodreads

Easily get access to Goodreads quotes. This is a static list, and doesn't make connection to the Goodreads website.

The Quotes Goodreads library exported as Node.js modules.

Installing

Using npm:

$ npm i --save quotes-goodreads

Usage

In Node.js:

// Load the module
const quotes = require('quotes-goodreads');

// Get a random Goodreads quote
console.log(quotes.getRandomStringQuote());

API

quotes.getRandomStringQuote()

Example: quotes.getRandomStringQuote();

Returns a random quote as String.

quotes.getRandomStringQuoteWithAuthor()

Example: quotes.getRandomStringQuoteWithAuthor();

Returns a random quote as string, with author's name also added.

quotes.getMostPopularQuotesString([number])

Example: quotes.getMostPopularQuotesString(2);

Gets the most popular quote, by rank. Ranking starts at 1. If no number is given, it responds with most popular quote.

quotes.getMostPopularQuotesStringWithAuthor([number])

Example: quotes.getMostPopularQuotesStringWithAuthor(2);

Same as getMostPopularQuotesString([number]), but author's name is also added.

quotes.quotesByAuthor(string)

Example: quotes.quotesByAuthor('Dr. Seuss');

Returns an array of quotes in string by the author. Substring of author's name also work.

Built With

lodash - A modern JavaScript utility library delivering modularity, performance & extras.
Dataset generated by going through Goodreads top quotes (total top 2997 quotes).

Authors

Written by sumanto