scraper fails on multiple bands

[hcarter333]

The scraper fails when only QSOs outside of 20 meters were made.

message from Actions:

is a little bit misleading because it doesn't reveal that the curl command was for KO6BTY

[hcarter333]

The following }{ pair is throwing off the json reader in kepler.py on line 80

 "1727480844": [
    "KP3CW",
    "28057.0",
    "KD0FNR/6",
    7,
    15,
    "2209z 14 Jan"
  ]
}
{
  "1728247515": [
    "N9CO",
    "14057.5",
    "K3Y/6",
    5,
    16,
    "1305z 16 Jan"
  ],

[hcarter333]

Put this code back in later

        curl 'https://www.reversebeacon.net/spots.php?h=fb94a8&cdx=K3Y/6&s=0&r=100' | jq '.spots[]|= .[0:6]|.spots ' >> incidents.json
        curl 'https://www.reversebeacon.net/spots.php?h=fb94a8&cdx=KO6B*&s=0&r=100' | jq '.spots[]|= .[0:6]|.spots ' >> incidents.json
        curl 'https://www.reversebeacon.net/spots.php?h=fb94a8&cdx=KD0F*&s=0&r=100' | jq '.call_info ' > stations_geo.json
        curl 'https://www.reversebeacon.net/spots.php?h=fb94a8&cdx=K3Y/6&s=0&r=100' | jq '.call_info ' >> stations_geo.json
        curl 'https://www.reversebeacon.net/spots.php?h=fb94a8&cdx=KO6B*&s=0&r=100' | jq '.call_info ' >> stations_geo.json

[hcarter333]

Use this to remove the curly bracves;

sed '/\}/d'

Don't use a backslash for } for whatever reason

sed '/{/d'

[hcarter333]

The above comments resolved the issue. Essentially, we were getting more than one data structure when the underlying analysis expected only one. Removing the curly braces flattened the data. At that point everything worked again.