mathieuandClaude Opus 5
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Recuperation des metadonnees d'un livre a partir de son ISBN, cote serveur uniquement (aucune interface, aucune persistance). Cascade : BnF en ISBN-13, puis BnF en ISBN-10 converti, puis OpenLibrary. La conversion 13 -> 10 est indispensable et non optionnelle : la BnF indexe l'ISBN tel qu'imprime, les ouvrages d'avant 2007 ne portent qu'un ISBN-10 et sont introuvables par l'EAN-13 que lit le scanner. Toutes les notices trouvees sont remontees (jusqu'a 5) : un meme ISBN peut correspondre a plusieurs reeditions, le choix revient a l'utilisateur. Le double appel /isbn puis /authors d'OpenLibrary est bien fait, avec repli sur l'oeuvre quand l'edition ne porte aucun auteur : c'est le bug de BookLogr (titre rempli, auteur vide) qu'il ne faut pas reproduire. La couverture vient toujours d'OpenLibrary, avec ?default=false pour obtenir un 404 plutot qu'une image placeholder. 87 tests xUnit, sur fixtures enregistrees : aucune dependance au reseau. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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