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hi,
yesterday i tried to join siri_ride and gtfs_route. the way of doing so, according to this chart, is by joining siri_ride to gtfs_ride and than to gtfs_route.
however, i tried to download data for specific dates. where sirie_ride and gtfs_route contain a parameter to control timestamps/dates, gtfs_ride does not. this is a bit confusing, because it requires the users to download unnecessary data that may or may not contaion the relevant rows in gtfs_ride.
I'm suggesting adding a date/timestamp field to gtfs_ride, so a singke record of the output will look like:
{
"id": 18006203,
"gtfs_route_id": 1198104,
"journey_ref": "1_31728",
"date":"14-08-2022"
}
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So the change you want is that the response of the stride api method for gtfs_ride list will include the related gtfs_route date?
if you want siri_ride data, wouldn't it be easier if the response for siri_ride list will contain the related gtfs_ride / gtfs_route data? that way you will only have to make 1 api call
hi,
yesterday i tried to join siri_ride and gtfs_route. the way of doing so, according to this chart, is by joining siri_ride to gtfs_ride and than to gtfs_route.
however, i tried to download data for specific dates. where sirie_ride and gtfs_route contain a parameter to control timestamps/dates, gtfs_ride does not. this is a bit confusing, because it requires the users to download unnecessary data that may or may not contaion the relevant rows in gtfs_ride.
I'm suggesting adding a date/timestamp field to gtfs_ride, so a singke record of the output will look like:
{
"id": 18006203,
"gtfs_route_id": 1198104,
"journey_ref": "1_31728",
"date":"14-08-2022"
}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: