Closed schristley closed 2 years ago
Currently we return an error on:
curl -X POST https://vdj-staging.tacc.utexas.edu/irplus/v1/stats/rearrangement/count
The error being can't parse JSON, which seems correct, there is no JSON and there should be...
Currently we return an empty response on:
curl --data '{"statistics":[]}' https://vdj-staging.tacc.utexas.edu/irplus/v1/stats/rearrangement/count
Which kind of makes sense to me, since you are asking for stats but aren't asking for anything that it provides - so you get nothing.
This also returns an empty response:
curl --data '{}' http://covid19-1.ireceptor.org/irplus/v1/stats/rearrangement/count
Valid JSON, but no stats requested so no stats returned...
My openapi middleware considers this:
curl -X POST https://vdj-staging.tacc.utexas.edu/irplus/v1/stats/rearrangement/count
to be the same as this:
curl --data '{}' http://covid19-1.ireceptor.org/irplus/v1/stats/rearrangement/count
that is, I get a an empty object {}
in my handler, so no way for me to distinguish between the two really.
Currently we return an empty response on:
curl --data '{"statistics":[]}' https://vdj-staging.tacc.utexas.edu/irplus/v1/stats/rearrangement/count
Ok, I'll return an empty list instead of an error.
What should be the behavior for an empty or non-existent
statistics
object in the request? For example, in requests like this:Should this be an error, that is, we require the user to specify at least one statistic? Or should this just return an empty list of statistics?