Closed Vrekt closed 6 years ago
The set id is within the URL. Also, check the readme file for an example.
For example in the url: https://quizlet.com/234104177/biology-vocabulary-4-flash-cards/ Set ID = 234104177
Note: I am not the creator of the quizlet set used in the example.
Ah yeah I was able to get it working couple hours after I posted this issue. Do you know if Quizlet allows searching for something and grabbing setID of the search results?
You could try to see how Quizlet makes it’s searches, then use that same method to search for sets.
Gotcha, I'll look into it more. Thanks for the help and the API.
Also, I found this: https://quizlet.com/api/2.0/docs/searching-sets
Uhm - how can I get a client ID?
The Quizlet API is no longer supported by Quizlet themselves. You can see this answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60425101/quizlet-api-not-available
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Oh man.. Thanks anyway!
I've been looking for something like this for awhile. I was just wondering where I can get the setID and if its possible if you could provide an example usage. Thank you