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Nextbike provider #22
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Yes, it is in pybikes/nextbike.py. Just Budapest is present right now (pybikes/data/nextbike.json). Assuming the current implementation works for other nextbike systems, it should be trivial to add them to the data file. |
(thumbsup) I wonder why is there just Budapest though. |
I am still thinking on a way to correctly integrate nextbike to the lib. By just issuing a call to the main feed https://nextbike.net/maps/nextbike-live.xml multiple networks can be loaded. It would seem a waste to issue multiple calls for no reason. |
Some networks provide one url for multiple networks at the same time. We do not want to do unnecessary requests to providers that play nice, so a timestamp based rate-limiting makes these kind of providers compatible with the pybikes architecture. This merge fixes Issue #22.
Ok, now that we are not going to flood nextbike servers with unnecessary requests, we can actually add most nextbike networks. |
Some networks provide one url for multiple networks at the same time. We do not want to do unnecessary requests to providers that play nice, so a timestamp based rate-limiting makes these kind of providers compatible with the pybikes architecture. This merge fixes Issue #22.
We currently support 108 nextbike networks. If anything relevant is missing, feel free to open a ticket or a PR about it. |
Some networks provide one url for multiple networks at the same time. We do not want to do unnecessary requests to providers that play nice, so a timestamp based rate-limiting makes these kind of providers compatible with the pybikes architecture. This merge fixes Issue #22.
I'm not sure it's the right place but I'm wondering if Citybik.es provides data from Nextbike (http://www.nextbike.net/)? I don't really know how to find out by myself…
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