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When serving heterogeneous datasets (e.g. data with a type key), if could be very useful to be able to retrieve all unique key values.
type
Examples:
>>> /unique_endpoint { 'type': ['reflectance', 'index', 'composite'], 'date': ['20180101', '20180101_20180201'], 'id': ['1', '2', '3'] }
>>> /unique_endpoint?type=reflectance { 'type': ['reflectance'], 'date': ['20180101'], 'id': ['1'] }
>>> /unique_endpoint?date=20180101 { 'type': ['reflectance', 'index'], 'date': ['20180101'], 'id': ['1', '2'] }
An alternative could be to find a better abstraction / separation between datasets.
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When serving heterogeneous datasets (e.g. data with a
type
key), if could be very useful to be able to retrieve all unique key values.Examples:
An alternative could be to find a better abstraction / separation between datasets.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: