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Paper Back Swap

simulator screen shot jul 31 2016 4 24 37 pm

Print the 10 most recently posted books using the following api:

http://www.paperbackswap.com/developers/

  • Clone/Fork a copy of this project and start from the initial commit branch

  • Look through the api documentation

  • Use the JSON version of the api

  • There should be an endpoint for the 10 most recently posted books.

  • Parse through the JSON and print out the following to the console:

    • Book title
    • Book author
    • A Cover Image -> Use any one of the following values: SmallImage, MediumImage, LargeImage
    • Rating
  • Create your model to parse through the information

Hint This one is a little trickier to solve so it would be wise of you to print out every step as you begin parsing.

Hint If you get the following error below... carefully review the url again screenshot 2016-07-27 22 47 26

Black Diamond

  • Finish the project and update the tableView with the 10 recently posted books.
  • This includes updating the custom cell with the book title, author, rating, and image.

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