Preston: scope(s) for operationId

get_scopes.py

def print_scopes_for_op_id(preston, op_id):
    path = p._get_path_for_op_id(op_id)
    print(f'Path for operationId "{op_id}" is "{path}"')
    path_spec = p._get_spec()['paths'][path]
    for key in path_spec:
        if path_spec[key].get('security'):
            print(f'"{path} :: {key}" requires scopes: ' + ', '.join(path_spec[key]['security'][0]['evesso']))


op_id = 'get_characters_character_id_stats'
p = Preston()
print_scopes_for_op_id(p, op_id)

$ python get_scopes.py

Path for operationId "get_characters_character_id_stats" is "/v2/characters/{character_id}/stats/"
"/v2/characters/{character_id}/stats/ :: get" requires scopes: esi-characterstats.read.v1