Closed ofpiyush closed 3 years ago
calendarByDistrict
and calendarByPin
work without the token from what I understand
@abhishek1234321 Yes, but both of these are still rate-limited for the public endpoint
@ofpiyush I think you should open up a new issue - an enhancement for the token/queue system - not just for registration for updates but for real allocation of slots as well. I definitely think there needs to be such a system in place. It is also the right thing to do as long as the algorithm used for such an allocation of slots is 'fair' and backed by a vaccination 'policy'. The outline of your proposal is nice. It might be worth exploring it further. I hope the devs on this issue can take the enhancement proposal forward.
Thanks @akhilesh-godi! I've created an issue #72 for it
Quite a few notification systems have popped up to help people in this crisis.
The new API restrictions make it difficult for these systems to help people.
Specifically 2 things:
As you must be aware, bad actors can still book the slots automatically anyway.
Good actors and people trying to help others are not able to give quality information to everyone.
To mitigate this, can we get an API key that allows us to query only the
calendarByDistrict
andcalendarByPin
public/protected API endpoints with higher rate limit and lower cache time?Alternatively, if there was a way to get notified ahead of time or register ourselves in a token/queue system, that would solve the problem as well.