OHDSI / OHDSI/WebAPI

Expose pathway tabular results tables B,C,D through WebAPI endpoint.

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Description

Expected behavior

Would like to get the tabular results of Pathway Results Tables B, C and D via and endpoint.

Actual behavior

These tables are generated on the UI (javascript) side by taking the raw results and deriving tables B, C and D. Table A is the raw data.

This issue is to request the feature that the logic that builds the tables in the UI are implemented in WebAPI so that people can fetch these tables from a WebAPI endpoint. Either the endpiont should derive those results from the raw data, or the analsyis should save those results to a separate results table. The advantage of doing it on the fly is that the data-model dooes not change in the DB and we don't have to alter the analysis SQL to save those results. The disadvantage is that it would be quite a bit slower to fetch the results from the DB and derive the tables on-the-fly.

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Research direction

Start with the WebAPI endpoint handling Pathway Results and the JavaScript logic that currently derives tables B, C and D from raw table A results. Compare deriving the tables on request with saving them separately, then define the endpoint response and verify that it matches the UI-generated tables.

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Assessment

Tech stack
java, javascript
Domain
api, backend
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
35/100

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