Service to dump bibliographic information

[jar398]

For a variety of purposes it would be useful to have a service that does the following query:

select id, doi, treebase_id, citation from study

returning the result in any conveniently machine-readable syntax, such as JSON.

[pmidford]

I can take this. So you want all the studies (no where clause?)

[jar398]

On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 8:01 PM, Peter Midford [email protected]:

I can take this. So you want all the studies (no where clause?)

Yes, all the studies.

Actually I think it should include all the columns, speculatively, so I
don't have to go back and update the service later if I find I need
something else. As a CSV it's only on the order of 100K, so why not - it
probably won't grow more than 10x, and this service won't be called all
that often.

Thanks
Jonathan

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[jar398]

This looks almost the same as #34 (which is closed)

[pmidford]

It appears that github generates a new issue when you create a pull request (there are other closed issues for previous pull requests). So to be precise, issue 34 is the request to merge the fix for issue 33. This doesn't seem like desirable behavior, maybe there's a way to use pull requests without generating new issues (or at least the option to link back to previous issues).

-Peter

On Mar 22, 2013, at 4:12 PM, Jonathan A Rees [email protected] wrote:

This looks almost the same as #34 (which is closed)

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