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May 3, 2019 11:36
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Print workflow stats for an organisation
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| """ | |
| Requires panoptes-client and (on Python 2) futures. | |
| pip install panoptes-client futures | |
| """ | |
| from panoptes_client import Panoptes, Organization | |
| ORG_ID = 16 | |
| Panoptes.connect( | |
| username='', | |
| password='', | |
| ) | |
| print(u"{:<8}{:<28}{:<28}{:<10}{}".format( | |
| 'ID', | |
| 'Created date', | |
| 'Finished date', | |
| 'Subjects', | |
| 'Workflow name', | |
| )) | |
| for project in Organization(ORG_ID).links.projects: | |
| print("{}".format(project.display_name)) | |
| for workflow in project.links.workflows: | |
| print(u"{:<8}{:<28}{:<28}{:<10}{}".format( | |
| workflow.id, | |
| workflow.created_at, | |
| workflow.finished_at, | |
| workflow.subjects_count, | |
| workflow.display_name, | |
| )) |
Please see my latest attempt to add the functionality requested by Laura Trouille here:
https://github.com/PmasonFF/Zooniverse-data-digging/blob/master/Panoptes_client_examples/org_workflow_stats_expanded.py
with a readme file here:
https://github.com/PmasonFF/Zooniverse-data-digging/blob/master/Panoptes_client_examples/org_workflow_stats_expanded_readme.md
Adam please have a look and pass them on to Michael Denslowm or request changes as needed.
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When I run this in python3 some workflow.finished_at are NoneType and it bombed. so I tried to fork this and fix it thinking I would be able to issue a pull request if successful... but this is a gist and I don't know howto work it all. So a version is in the fork you can see here which runs for me in both 3.7 and 2.7. I also added a bunch of u's for string literals - some had them and some did not - I am not al all sure they are needed but explicit is better than yada yada yada.... The main change was to test for None type finished _at's which may be giving Michael D a problem too!