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Hi, I have limited Primo knowledge, but I shared your post with a colleague who does and he suggested checking this: https://knowledge.exlibrisgroup.com/Primo/Knowledge_Articles/Must_Workstation_IP_be_Added_to_WS_and_XS_IP_Mapping_Table_in_Order_to_Test_Primo_Web_Services%3F On Fri, Dec 15, 2017 at 10:51 PM, Kluck, Chad L. <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > We're wondering if anyone has experience, and documentation, with the > Primo API. We have so far developed with the Alma API and other APIs so I'm > not asking about API GET/POST/PUT requests or CURL. However, since the > Primo API for some of the search is listed as "Under Construction" it is > harder to work our way around what we should expect for received data. > > > We submitted a support case for some help from Ex Libris, but if anyone > has a repository, or some docs that would help. We're basically trying to > do regular search queries, like feed q=any,contains,immortality%20kundera > (see below) > > > We saw in the Code4Lib archive that the Primo API was IP restricted back > in 2014, but was wondering if that is still the case. > > > Submitted to Ex Libris Sales Force > > Case Title: API for Primo - known item searches > Description: > We need help getting a functioning query with the Primo API. Our use case > is that we are working with a company to develop a chatbot which can take a > natural language query, get a list of results from Primo via API (using > author or title search), and check our holdings and availability and let > the user know if it is available and make a request. The second part seems > to be accomplished via the Bibs API, but getting the MMS IDs of a set of > results from a Primo search seems to require the Primo API. We have not > been able to get results from our test queries. > > We have the API key set up for our API application StthomasAI with > permissions to use the Primo Search (under const.) API. We have tried using > both Brief Search and Delivery Service Search but are not having luck. > > For example: > https://api-eu.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com/primo/v1/search?vid=STTHOMAS&tab= > default_tab&scope=stthomas&q=any%2Ccontains%2Cimmortality% > 20kundera&lang=eng&offset=0&limit=10&sort=rank&pcAvailability=true&conVoc= > true&apikey=[*************] > > > Thanks!<https://na01.safelinks.protection.outlook. > com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fapi-eu.hosted.exlibrisgroup.com% > 2Fprimo%2Fv1%2Fsearch%3Fvid%3DSTTHOMAS%26tab%3Ddefault_ > tab%26scope%3Dstthomas%26q%3Dany%252Ccontains%252Cimmortality%2520kundera% > 26lang%3Deng%26offset%3D0%26limit%3D10%26sort%3Drank% > 26pcAvailability%3Dtrue%26conVoc%3Dtrue%26apikey% > 3Dl7xx95e1392be88248b4938710ae279a414d&data=02%7C01% > 7Cclkluck%40stthomas.edu%7C515ce934bafa40bfbef608d543104819% > 7Ca081ff79318c45ec95f338ebc2801472%7C1%7C0%7C636488659564215396&sdata= > 9hPnbkelNXwLgH7ASASrCbItNzWx%2F2cK3Hml0J9LjwI%3D&reserved=0> > > > -Chad > > Chad L. Kluck > Web Developer > University of St. Thomas Libraries > (651) 962-5416 > > Sent from Outlook Web Access > [University of St. Thomas : All for the Common Good]< > http://www.stthomas.edu/e> > -- Brian Meuse Digital Initiatives Librarian Brandeis University