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Edited
Jul 18, 2022
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schema = await FileAttachment("data_structure@1.json").json()
properties = {
var properties = Object.values(
schema.definitions["fr-esr-parcoursup_2020_records"].properties.fields
.properties
);
const keys = Object.keys(
schema.definitions["fr-esr-parcoursup_2020_records"].properties.fields
.properties
);
properties.forEach((d, i) => {
d.key = keys[i];
});
return properties;
}
viewof properties_searched = Search(properties)
viewof properties_table = Table(properties_searched, {
columns: ["key", "title", "type"],
layout: "auto"
})
data = FileAttachment("fr-esr-parcoursup_2020@1.json").json()
// We load the dataset as available on 2022.07.18 to prevent breaking that notebook collection in the case the API definition changes.
// d3.json(
// `https://data.enseignementsup-recherche.gouv.fr/api/v2/catalog/datasets/fr-esr-parcoursup_2020/exports/json?timezone=UTC&pretty=false`
// )
viewof data_table = Table(data)
import { header } from "@aymericbr/header-for-sub-notebook-to-redirect-to-its-parent"
d3 = require("d3")
import { Table, Search, Select, Range } from "@observablehq/inputs"
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