That-Thing
commented
11 months ago I noticed that specifying a genus in the query parameters doesn't remove results from other genuses (genera?).
For example, specifying "Glycine" (or any random string) returns a result for "Days to Flowering" for Phaseolus vulgaris.
Query:
query Traits($pageSize: Int, $page: Int, $name: String, $genus: String, $species: String, $studyType: String, $publicationId: String, $author: String) {
traits(pageSize: $pageSize, page: $page, name: $name, genus: $genus, species: $species, studyType: $studyType, publicationId: $publicationId, author: $author) {
results {
name
gwas {
organism {
genus
name
species
}
}
qtlStudy {
organism {
genus
name
species
}
}
}
}
}{
"genus": "Any string",
"species": "123",
"publicationId": "",
"studyType": "",
"author": "",
"name": "",
"page": 1,
"pageSize": 10
}
sammyjava
alancleary
This is in order to provide search capability for the new trait search web component, in https://github.com/legumeinfo/web-components/pull/212.
@That-Thing note: I'm adding some GWAS and QTLStudy collections to MiniMine 5.1.0.3, as well as the corresponding markers and maps, so that we can test your web component a bit better against multiple genus and species and the same trait ("Pod length") from various studies. Here's what it will have for genetic data:
You've probably been coding against the dev GlycineMine 5.1.0.3 which has tons of this stuff, but I like to code against MiniMine, so I add stuff to it when appropriate.