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Add a web-scraping script to determine, sort and filter dependent packages #4
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includes filtering to those specific to biology/medicine
@grlee77 I haven't reviewed yet, but how is the output of this looking??? =D |
scratch that, just found the issue! 😅 Great stuff. |
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I like this! 👍
Co-authored-by: Marianne Corvellec <[email protected]>
Thanks @mkcor. I just tried out the "add suggestion to batch" option here for the first time. I'm not sure when that option first appeared, but it is a nice way to combine many related, minor suggestions into a single commit. |
@grlee77 I'm glad! It's been around for a little bit; I haven't had a chance to use it very many times, but it's an elegant addition for sure. I guess this review with all these minor edits was the perfect use case! |
This is the script used to make the table of bioimaging related packages in #3.
To run this script it is currently necessary to set a GITHUB_TOKEN environment variable to the user's GitHub API token
Additionally, it has the following python package requirements:
It is intended that the user can change any options between the comment
and the
# END OF USER-CONFIGURABLE OPTIONS
comment, but I did not create a command line interface for it at the moment.