Library management system JSON
JSON Data:
1{
2 "book_id": "12345",
3 "title": "To Kill a Mockingbird",
4 "author": "Harper Lee",
5 "isbn": "9780061120084",
6 "publisher": "HarperCollins",
7 "publication_date": "1960-07-11",
8 "genre": "Fiction",
9 "availability": "available",
10 "borrower": {
11 "name": "John Doe",
12 "email": "johndoe@example.com",
13 "due_date": "2023-03-01"
14 },
15 "return_date": "2023-03-01"
16}
17
Description:
This JSON response provides information about a book in the library's collection. Let's take a look at each field:
The
book_idfield is a unique identifier for the book.The
titlefield specifies the title of the book.The
authorfield specifies the author of the book.The
isbnfield specifies the International Standard Book Number of the book.The
publisherfield specifies the publisher of the book.The
publication_datefield specifies the date of publication of the book.The
genrefield specifies the genre of the book.The
availabilityfield specifies the availability of the book. It can be "available", "on loan", or "lost".The
borrowerfield is an object that specifies the borrower of the book. It includes aname,email, anddue_datefield.The
return_datefield specifies the date the book was returned (if applicable).
This JSON response provides all the necessary information about a book in the library's collection. The book_id field serves as a unique identifier for the book and can be used to retrieve or modify the book in the future. The title, author, isbn, publisher, publication_date, and genre fields provide information about the book, while the availability field indicates whether the book is currently available or not. If the book is on loan, the borrower field provides information about the borrower, including their name, email, and due date. Finally, the return_date field provides the date the book was returned, if applicable.
