Script to extract and summarise API usages and query parameters used#212
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LGTM, just wondering if these should go in eva-tools so it's easier to find and reuse them in the future?
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I've addressed the review comments and open a new PR in EBIvariation/eva-tools#179. This one should be merged for posterity and the other ones should be maintained. |
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summarise_endpoints.py: List the endpoints being used and how much they are used after removing variable parameters in the URLs
summarise_query_params.py: List the query parameters of a subsets of endpoints most likely to use annotations