Given a query that is a list composed of ISO 3166 Alpha 3 Country Codes, country names or integers does the following for each element of the query list:

• If the element is a string then finds the corresponding country with code or name and adds it to the result.
• If the element is an integer then it applies the given filter, search parameters and sorts them and returns the instance that is on the position denoted by element.

Parameters:

• query: list composed of ISO 3166 Alpha 3 Country Codes, country names or integers
• sort: attribute name that the instances will be sorted with(available values: country_code, country_name, EPI)
• order: sorting order can be either "asc" or "desc"
• keywords: list of strings that should exist in the instance
• other params are used for filtering and they correspond to a list of two values denoting the range we should filter on i.e EPI=[80,100] will filter out any countries except with those who have an epi score between 80 and 100.(available params: country_name, EPI, longitude, latitude)

The return object will look like this:

{
    "count": <Number of instances that match the given keywords and filters>,
    "results": <List of instances that correspond to the given element of query>
}

And each elements of results will look like this:

1.
{
    "error": <error_message>
}
2.
{
    "country_code": <ISO3166 Alpha 3 Country Code>,
    "country_name": <Country's Name>,
    "charities": <List of Charity names>,
    "issues": <List of Environmental Issue names>,
    "temperature": <List of Average Temperatures in the Format [start year, end year, Avg temperature in Celcius for these years]>,
    "emission": <List of Emission Amounts in the Format [year, metric ton CO2 emission per capita]>,
    "rainfall": <List of Average Rainfall in the Format [start year, end year, Avg temperature in Celcius for these years]>,
    "EPI": <Environmental Protection Index of the country>,
    "longitude": <Longitude of Country>,
    "latitude": <Latitude of Country>,
    "flag_link": <Link to the Country's flag>
}

Returns 200 if successful, 400 if the query parameter is absent or ill formed.

Given a query that is a list composed of Issue names or integers does the following for each element of the query list:

• If the element is a string then finds the corresponding issue with name and adds it to the result.
• If the element is an integer then it applies the given filter, search parameters and sorts them and returns the instance that is on the position denoted by element.

Parameters:

• query: list composed of issue names or integers
• sort: attribute name that the instances will be sorted with(available values: issue_name, country(sorts by country count), charity(sorts by charity count))
• order: sorting order can be either "asc" or "desc"
• keywords: list of strings that should exist in the instance
• other params are used for filtering and they correspond to a list of two values denoting the range we should filter on i.e issue_name=["Ecocide","Environmental crime"] will filter out any issues with names that aren't between Ecocide and Environmental Crime.

The return object will look like this:

{
    "count": <Number of instances that match the given keywords and filters>,
    "results": <List of instances that correspond to the given element of query>
}

And each elements of results will look like this:

1.
{
    "error": <error_message>
}
2.
{
    "issue_name": <Name of the issue>,
    "url": <Link to the Wikipedia article on the issue>,
    "summary": <Summary about the issue taken from Wikipedia>,
    "images": <Link to an image about the issue>,
    "countries": <List of ISO3166 Alpha 3 Country Codes of countries which are affected by the issue>,
    "charities": <List of charities that deal with the issue>
}

Returns 200 if successful, 400 if the query parameter is absent or ill formed.

Given a query that is a list composed of charity names or integers does the following for each element of the query list:

• If the element is a string then finds the corresponding issue with name and adds it to the result.
• If the element is an integer then it applies the given filter, search parameters and sorts them and returns the instance that is on the position denoted by element.

Parameters:

• query: list composed of charity names or integers
• sort: attribute name that the instances will be sorted with(available values: charity_name, country(sorts by country count), issue(sorts by issue count))
• order: sorting order can be either "asc" or "desc"
• keywords: list of strings that should exist in the instance
• other params are used for filtering and they correspond to a list of two values denoting the range we should filter on i.e charity_name=["Boston Harbor Now","Connecticut Fund for the Environment"] will filter out any charities with names that aren't between Boston Harbor Now and Connecticut Fund for the Environment.

The return object will look like this:

{
    "count": <Number of instances that match the given keywords and filters>,
    "results": <List of instances that correspond to the given element of query>
}

And each elements of results will look like this:

1.
{
    "error": <error_message>
}
2.
{
      "charity_name": <Name of the charity>,
      "tagLine": <A statement that concisely describes the mission of the charity involved>,
      "website": <Website of the charity>,
      "mission": <Description of the main activities of the charity>,
      "Address": {
        "country": <The country the charity is located in>,
        "stateOrProvince": <State of the charity>,
        "city": <City where the charity is located>,
        "postalCode": <Postal code of the charity>,
        "streetAddress1": <First line of address of charity>,
        "streetAddress2": <Second line of address of charity>
      },
      "country": <List of ISO3166 alpha 3 country codes of the countries that the charity has operations in>,
      "issues": <List of issues the charity tries to solve>,
      "donation_link": <A link to donate to the charity>,
      "Image": <Link to the logo of the charity>
}

Returns 200 if successful, 400 if the query parameter is absent or ill formed.