Describe the solution you'd like
Instead of requiring to run the app multiple when requesting results of multiple HPO-terms individually, allow usage of a command line argument to indicate the phenotypes should be handled individually. Alternativally, if #65 is implemented, indicate separate calls by individual -p arguments while comma-separated HPO-terms within a single -p need to be processed together.
So either:
-s (or something alike) -> run each HPO term separately from each other
OR
-p <hpo>,<hpo> -> single call to database with merged results
-p <hpo> -p <hpo> -> independent calls to database with individual results
To be determined
How output is formatted. Multiple files? Single file ordered per phenotype and then by score?
Describe the solution you'd like Instead of requiring to run the app multiple when requesting results of multiple HPO-terms individually, allow usage of a command line argument to indicate the phenotypes should be handled individually. Alternativally, if #65 is implemented, indicate separate calls by individual
-p
arguments while comma-separated HPO-terms within a single-p
need to be processed together.So either:
-s
(or something alike) -> run each HPO term separately from each otherOR
-p <hpo>,<hpo>
-> single call to database with merged results-p <hpo> -p <hpo>
-> independent calls to database with individual resultsTo be determined How output is formatted. Multiple files? Single file ordered per phenotype and then by score?