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I'm using the UK Parliament's official API for a personal project, and I'm trying to query their search endpoint, here is an example query.
http://lda.data.parliament.uk/bills.json?_search=title:health
But the response is their standard paged response object, but with no items no matter what I search. It doesn't error, though, which I'm guessing means it's at least in the right syntax.
I'm getting the same thing, whether querying from my proxy api, the browser, or postman.
http://explore.data.parliament.uk/?learnmore=Bills
^ These docs say I need to pass in a lucene query, which I'm new to. I was wondering if anyone who knows more about it can see if there's anything obvious I'm missing?
This api doesn't seem very well maintained or well documented (which is a shame given its goal of government transparency) so it could just be that search simply doesn't work...
Thanks
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I'm using the UK Parliament's official API for a personal project, and I'm trying to query their search endpoint, here is an example query.
http://lda.data.parliament.uk/bills.json?_search=title:health
But the response is their standard paged response object, but with no items no matter what I search. It doesn't error, though, which I'm guessing means it's at least in the right syntax.
I'm getting the same thing, whether querying from my proxy api, the browser, or postman.
http://explore.data.parliament.uk/?learnmore=Bills
^ These docs say I need to pass in a lucene query, which I'm new to. I was wondering if anyone who knows more about it can see if there's anything obvious I'm missing?
This api doesn't seem very well maintained or well documented (which is a shame given its goal of government transparency) so it could just be that search simply doesn't work...
Thanks
apache api http lucene
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I'm using the UK Parliament's official API for a personal project, and I'm trying to query their search endpoint, here is an example query.
http://lda.data.parliament.uk/bills.json?_search=title:health
But the response is their standard paged response object, but with no items no matter what I search. It doesn't error, though, which I'm guessing means it's at least in the right syntax.
I'm getting the same thing, whether querying from my proxy api, the browser, or postman.
http://explore.data.parliament.uk/?learnmore=Bills
^ These docs say I need to pass in a lucene query, which I'm new to. I was wondering if anyone who knows more about it can see if there's anything obvious I'm missing?
This api doesn't seem very well maintained or well documented (which is a shame given its goal of government transparency) so it could just be that search simply doesn't work...
Thanks
apache api http lucene
I'm using the UK Parliament's official API for a personal project, and I'm trying to query their search endpoint, here is an example query.
http://lda.data.parliament.uk/bills.json?_search=title:health
But the response is their standard paged response object, but with no items no matter what I search. It doesn't error, though, which I'm guessing means it's at least in the right syntax.
I'm getting the same thing, whether querying from my proxy api, the browser, or postman.
http://explore.data.parliament.uk/?learnmore=Bills
^ These docs say I need to pass in a lucene query, which I'm new to. I was wondering if anyone who knows more about it can see if there's anything obvious I'm missing?
This api doesn't seem very well maintained or well documented (which is a shame given its goal of government transparency) so it could just be that search simply doesn't work...
Thanks
apache api http lucene
apache api http lucene
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