De-register api command from Ersilia CLI

[adebisi4145]

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Description

There's a command line api in Ersilia that calls different APIs like run, calculate and so on. Ersilia no longer allow this, so the command is deprecated and needs to be deleted from Ersilia CLI

Changes to be made

1. Run a model to ensure I have a functional installation of Ersilia
2. Create a branch and switch to the branch
3. Remove the api command from the create_cli.py script
4. Remove the implementation of this command
5. Run a model as before using the ersilia run command.
6. Check that the CLI does not crash by running ersilia api run... and that there's an error message

Status

• I ran a model using ersilia api run here
• I created a branch called DeregisterApi and switched to it
• I removed the cmd.api() command from the create_cli.py script here
• I removed the implementation of this command in cmd.py, api.py and deleted api.py file
• I successfuly ran the same model as before using the ersilia run command.
• I ran the model again using ersilia api run... , the CLI did not crash and I also got an error message here

Is this pull request related to any open issue? If yes, replace issueID below with the issue ID

Related to #1263

[adebisi4145]

I look forward to your feedback @DhanshreeA . Thank you for your time

[P-Mefut]

hi @adebisi4145, if your removing the command, shouldn't the command file api.py also be removed?

[adebisi4145]

hi @adebisi4145, if your removing the command, shouldn't the command file api.py also be removed?

Hello @P-Mefut , I'm currently working on that and trying to decide whether I should remove the api.py file or I should just remove all the lines of code. I really appreciate your feedback on this.

[P-Mefut]

Well if the command is no longer required then it's best to remove the api.py file... but I prefer we wait on @DhanshreeA to shed more light on it!!!

[DhanshreeA]

Well if the command is no longer required then it's best to remove the api.py file... but I prefer we wait on @DhanshreeA to shed more light on it!!!

Exactly, thanks @P-Mefut. Please take care of this @adebisi4145 :) Thank you for your inputs, both.

[DhanshreeA]

We should remove the file entirely.

[adebisi4145]

Thank you @DhanshreeA for the feedback, this has now been done

[adebisi4145]

Exactly, thanks @P-Mefut. Please take care of this @adebisi4145 :) Thank you for your inputs, both.

Duly note @DhanshreeA , working on that immediately

[Malikbadmus]

Great work @adebisi4145 .

@DhanshreeA , I've reviewed and ran several tests, and this works as intended.

[adebisi4145]

Great work @adebisi4145 , I've reviewed and ran several tests, and this works as intended.

Thank you @Malikbadmus for taking the time to review and test my code