Closed Robinlovelace closed 4 years ago
Do you mean in terms of setting the bbox more precisely? If so you can use the Planit Perimeter page
See https://dev.planit.org.uk/perimeter/-1.373595,53.738874,-1.342714,53.750244/ and https://dev.planit.org.uk/perimeter/-1.530522,53.786632,-1.519457,53.791044/
Press the Change button, adjust the boundary, then press the 'Show data' button and copy the bbox parameter from the resulting data page
Do you mean in terms of setting the bbox more precisely? If so you can use the Planit Perimeter page
No I meant which other API arguments. I guess size=large will be one of the queries that reduces the size of the result while keeping the applications we're interested in.
In hindsight 'zooming in' wasn't the most appropriate way of framing it.
Here is my current list of what is available:
app_size -> Size of the proposed development
app_state -> Decision status for the application
app_type -> Type of the application
Thanks @aspeakman see #48 for issues with app_size
seemingly.
Closing as these query args are now in the R function get_planit_data()
:
app_size -> Size of the proposed development
app_state -> Decision status for the application
app_type -> Type of the application
Great, looks good. Nice.
https://github.com/cyipt/acton/blob/master/R/planit.R#L91-L93
Enabling us to get queries such as: https://dev.planit.org.uk/api/applics/geojson?limit=250&pg_sz=250&bbox=-1.599425%2C53.768004%2C-1.477340%2C53.838354&app_state=Undecided&app_type=Full%2COutline&app_size=Large
Heads-up @mvl22 (we got this via streetfocus) and @aspeakman - any other search terms we can add to make this zoom-in on the Climate Innovation District and Allerton Bywater applications?