Open vykster opened 7 years ago
@tplagge @thethingstheycoded I don't have Richmond's CoC ID documented anywhere. Could you share that with me and kevin?
In my data pull from Margot, the CoC "code" for Richmond is "Richmond CoC". Based on this file: https://www.hudexchange.info/resources/documents/FY-2017-CoC-Geographic-Codes.pdf it might show up as 511308.
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@tplagge do you happen to know where I should be getting the client's CoC ID? I didn't see anything that stood out in the /clients
or /enrollments
response from HMISLynk.
Note, CoC ID should be in EnrollmentCoC APIs. https://hmis-api.github.io/2017-hmis-api/#clients__clientid__enrollments__enrollmentid__enrollmentcocs_get - from Eric Jahn
Note, Looks like that url is giving a 404 response. Waiting on update from Eric.
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If I load a client with multiple enrollments, but only some enrollments have the specified cocCode, should I ignore those enrollments?
Yes, that's the right approach.
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If I load a client with multiple enrollments, but only some enrollments have the specified cocCode, should I ignore those enrollments?
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I'm loading Coc_IDs from HMISLynk. The majority of them so far are "VA-521". I haven't seen any that are 6 digit numeric like the suggested "511308".
Could you verify this is expected?
VA-521 is the Balance of State, ie rural Virginia. Are there many VA-500s? That's Richmond.
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I'm loading Coc_IDs from HMISLynk. The majority of them so far are "VA-521". I haven't seen any that are 6 digit numeric like the suggested "511308".
Could you verify this is expected?
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@tplagge I'm just spot checking at this point. I added some test code to store the CoCID for each client. I will follow up once I've had a chance to review a larger set of data.
Need details here on how best to implement this feature.
Any instance of the tool should only display records from specific CoCs, even if the source data includes more that the ones specified. Only BrightHive staff should be able to change what CoCs are included in any particular deployment of the application.
Also need field/ value for Richmond, VA to implement this.