src/api/locale/it/LC_MESSAGES/django.po

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  21 #: models.py:15
  22 msgid "slug"
  23 msgstr ""
  24
  25 #: templates/api/main.html:5
  26 msgid "WolneLektury.pl API"
  27 msgstr ""
  28
  29 #: templates/api/main.html:15
  30 #, python-format
  31 msgid ""
  32 "\n"
  33 "        WolneLektury.pl API resides under <code>%(u)s</code>.\n"
  34 "        You can use it to access information about books, their fragments "
  35 "and\n"
  36 "        their metadata.\n"
  37 "      "
  38 msgstr ""
  39
  40 #: templates/api/main.html:23
  41 msgid ""
  42 "\n"
  43 "        Default data serialization format is\n"
  44 "        <a href=\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON\">JSON</a>,\n"
  45 "        but you can also use XML by appending <code>?format=xml</code>\n"
  46 "        query parameter to each URL.\n"
  47 "      "
  48 msgstr ""
  49
  50 #: templates/api/main.html:32
  51 msgid ""
  52 "\n"
  53 "        The URLs in WolneLektury.pl API are:\n"
  54 "      "
  55 msgstr ""
  56
  57 #: templates/api/main.html:39
  58 msgid "All books"
  59 msgstr ""
  60
  61 #: templates/api/main.html:41
  62 msgid "Audiobooks"
  63 msgstr ""
  64
  65 #: templates/api/main.html:43
  66 msgid "DAISY"
  67 msgstr ""
  68
  69 #: templates/api/main.html:46
  70 msgid "List of all authors"
  71 msgstr ""
  72
  73 #: templates/api/main.html:48
  74 msgid "List of all epochs"
  75 msgstr ""
  76
  77 #: templates/api/main.html:50
  78 msgid "List of all genres"
  79 msgstr ""
  80
  81 #: templates/api/main.html:52
  82 msgid "List of all kinds"
  83 msgstr ""
  84
  85 #: templates/api/main.html:55
  86 msgid "List of all themes"
  87 msgstr ""
  88
  89 #: templates/api/main.html:57
  90 msgid "Collections"
  91 msgstr ""
  92
  93 #: templates/api/main.html:63
  94 #, python-format
  95 msgid ""
  96 "\n"
  97 "        Each element of those lists contains a link (in a \"href\") "
  98 "attibute\n"
  99 "        which points to individual resource's details, i.e.:\n"
 100 "        <a href=\"%(e1)s\">%(e1)s</a> or\n"
 101 "        <a href=\"%(e2)s\">%(e2)s</a>.\n"
 102 "      "
 103 msgstr ""
 104
 105 #: templates/api/main.html:72
 106 #, python-format
 107 msgid ""
 108 "\n"
 109 "        You can combine authors, epochs, genres and kinds to find only books "
 110 "matching\n"
 111 "        those criteria. For instance:\n"
 112 "        <a href=\"%(e)s\">%(e)s</a>.\n"
 113 "      "
 114 msgstr ""
 115
 116 #: templates/api/main.html:80
 117 #, python-format
 118 msgid ""
 119 "\n"
 120 "        If you only want top-level books and not all the children, you can "
 121 "use /parent_books/, as in:\n"
 122 "        <a href=\"%(e)s\">%(e)s</a>.\n"
 123 "      "
 124 msgstr ""
 125
 126 #: templates/api/main.html:88
 127 #, python-format
 128 msgid ""
 129 "\n"
 130 "        The same way, using also books and themes, you can search for a list "
 131 "of fragments:\n"
 132 "        <a href=\"%(e)s\">%(e)s</a>.\n"
 133 "        Again, each entry has a \"href\" attribute which links to the "
 134 "fragment's details, i.e.:\n"
 135 "        <a href=\"%(f)s\">%(f)s</a>.\n"
 136 "      "
 137 msgstr ""