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Vectorize HEASARC object queries #3013

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Howdy all, been a while since I last contributed.

I've been sitting on this PR for a little while and figured its better late than never to contribute it. It refactors Heasarc.query_object_async()'s object arg to accept iterables of multiple objects (see example below). I think its a step in the right direction of what #682 is all about, but looking at recent PRs it might conflict with #2997.

The changes here are small and something similar could certainly be applied to region queries and maybe the mission fields too, but more discussion might be needed for the mission fields since the table columns don't always match which could make responses messy.

Idk if the changes in this PR is something we're still interested in, but if so here's a small start.

>>> from astroquery.heasarc import Heasarc
>>> heasarc = Heasarc()
>>> table = heasarc.query_object(object_name=["PSR B0531+21", "SAX J1808.4-3658"], mission='nicermastr')
>>> table.pprint()
                       NAME                            RA       DEC          TIME       ... PUBLIC_DATE  OBS_TYPE        SEARCH_OFFSET_      
                                                      deg       deg          mjd        ...     mjd                                          
-------------------------------------------------- --------- --------- ---------------- ... ----------- ---------- --------------------------
PSR_B0531+21                                        83.63326  22.01412     58478.021562 ...       58492 CAL            0.023 (PSR B0531+21)\n
PSR_B0531+21                                        83.63326  22.01426     58190.122500 ...       58238 CAL            0.016 (PSR B0531+21)\n
PSR_B0531+21                                        83.63336  22.01418     58191.016620 ...       58238 CAL            0.023 (PSR B0531+21)\n
PSR_B0531+21                                        83.63340  22.01430     58481.366435 ...       58495 CAL            0.019 (PSR B0531+21)\n
PSR_B0531+21                                        83.63346  22.01399     58479.372720 ...       58493 CAL            0.035 (PSR B0531+21)\n
PSR_B0531+21                                        83.63300  22.01445     58451.429572 ...       58465 CAL            0.007 (PSR B0531+21)\n
PSR_B0531+21                                        83.63449  22.01708     58793.987731 ...       58808 CAL            0.173 (PSR B0531+21)\n
PSR_B0531+21                                        83.63280  22.01421     58532.994965 ...       58547 CAL            0.024 (PSR B0531+21)\n
PSR_B0531+21                                        83.63336  22.01547     58430.516377 ...       58444 CAL            0.061 (PSR B0531+21)\n
PSR_B0531+21                                        83.63467  22.01693     58431.480833 ...       58445 CAL            0.170 (PSR B0531+21)\n
PSR_B0531+21                                        83.63381  22.01551     58443.453704 ...       58457 CAL            0.073 (PSR B0531+21)\n
PSR_B0531+21                                        83.63337  22.01420     58480.359259 ...       58494 CAL            0.022 (PSR B0531+21)\n
PSR_B0531+21                                        83.63347  22.01416     58121.382106 ...       58181 CAL            0.028 (PSR B0531+21)\n
                                               ...       ...       ...              ... ...         ...        ...                        ...
SAX_J1808.4-3658                                   272.11090 -36.97686     59840.070995 ...       59884 NOR        0.224 (SAX J1808.4-3658)\n
SAX_J1808.4-3658                                   272.11850 -36.98186     59821.493704 ...       59835 NOR        0.250 (SAX J1808.4-3658)\n
SAX_J1808.4-3658                                   272.11540 -36.97887     58781.312882 ...       58795 NOR        0.032 (SAX J1808.4-3658)\n
SAX_J1808.4-3658                                   272.11550 -36.97923     58730.995347 ...       58745 NOR        0.039 (SAX J1808.4-3658)\n
SAX_J1808.4-3658                                   272.11570 -36.97854     58780.409884 ...       58794 NOR        0.052 (SAX J1808.4-3658)\n
SAX_J1808.4-3658                                   272.11520 -36.97866     58784.537211 ...       58798 NOR        0.028 (SAX J1808.4-3658)\n
SAX_J1808.4-3658                                   272.11640 -36.97831     58779.377697 ...       58793 NOR        0.088 (SAX J1808.4-3658)\n
SAX_J1808.4-3658                                   272.11500 -36.97884     58789.005787 ...       58803 NOR        0.014 (SAX J1808.4-3658)\n
SAX_J1808.4-3658                                   272.11570 -36.97902     59872.225231 ...       59916 NOR        0.046 (SAX J1808.4-3658)\n
SAX_J1808.4-3658                                   272.11700 -36.97735     58778.540370 ...       58792 NOR        0.145 (SAX J1808.4-3658)\n
SAX_J1808.4-3658                                   272.11500 -36.97894     58786.279039 ...       58800 NOR        0.012 (SAX J1808.4-3658)\n
SAX_J1808.4-3658                                   272.11520 -36.97892     58795.179977 ...       58809 NOR        0.022 (SAX J1808.4-3658)\n
SAX_J1808.4-3658                                   272.11560 -36.97887     58782.022361 ...       58796 NOR        0.041 (SAX J1808.4-3658)\n
SAX_J1808.4-3658                                   272.11520 -36.97919     59875.919213 ...       59919 NOR        0.025 (SAX J1808.4-3658)\n
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pep8speaks commented May 27, 2024

Hello @nkphysics! Thanks for updating this PR. We checked the lines you've touched for PEP 8 issues, and found:

There are currently no PEP 8 issues detected in this Pull Request. Cheers! 🍻

Comment last updated at 2024-05-27 21:40:54 UTC

@nkphysics nkphysics force-pushed the vectorize-heasarc branch from b4bacb3 to 7824d3d Compare May 27, 2024 16:58
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lgtm. This is a very simple improvement, and it's nice that HEASARC supports this.

object_name : str
Object to query around. To set search radius use the 'radius'
object_name : str or iterable
Objects to query around. To set search radius use the 'radius'
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Could you specify what the iterable is here? i.e., the iterable must be an iterable (list, tuple, ...) of strings

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Can do. I tested with lists and tuples, but should work with any iterable

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Changed the wording here to object_name : str or iterable (list or tuple) of strings

@nkphysics nkphysics force-pushed the vectorize-heasarc branch from 556943b to 4cfb9c2 Compare May 27, 2024 21:40
# Assert that there are indeed numerous tables from ISDC
# Qunatity of tables could change due to breakdown of the descriptions
# Accessing via isdc returns only Integral related tables from HEASARC
assert len(missions) >= 5
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I made this change to test_mission_list since it wasn't passing and the previous comment was inaccurate. In short, accessing heasarc from isdc will just return stuff related to the integral mission. The 5 tables that were expected before have now grown to 8 since some have been added with proposal and description info.

I just followed the lead of the heasarc remote tests and just asserted that as long as we are getting multiple tables (from what was previously seen), that should be ok.

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  • Changelog entry added
  • New data added for local tests
  • Rewording completed as requested

Lmk if there's anything else yall are looking for with this. Thanks! 😄

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I would push back on this as suggest closing the PR without merging, and maybe revisit the issue once the complete rewrite of the module have been merged. For more see #2997

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