ArthurLeyv
commented
5 years ago Hi tufftuff93 !
Thanks for reporting this issue.
What’s your need in this case?
There are 3 ways to address this:
- The first one is to use “/departure” which is set by default on “data_freshness=realtime” to have the X next departures at the stop_area. There is no pagination for this, data is moving constantly and it would be difficult to keep the next page with the right data.
- The second possibility is to use “/departures” with parameter “data_freshness=base_schedule” in order to have the 10 next departures. Because you set base_schedule in your query, you can use the link “next” to have the next 10 ones ( from 11 to 20) and so on.
- The third option is to use the “/stop_schedule” method which will allow you to have the next X departures sort by route on the stop_area for the next 24 hours.
Just to let you know, support for navitia.io is mostly done on https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/navitia .
Hope this helps.
Arthur
Pagination for departures at stop_area doesn't show the total_result for the duration.
When I ask for the next departures for a specific day (24H) https://api.navitia.io/v1/coverage/fr-idf/stop_areas/stop_area%3AOIF%3ASA%3A59%3A5355357/departures?from_datetime=20190312T120000&duration=86400
I get the 10 next departures, but pagination object show a total result of 10 objects.
There is more than 10 departures this day: https://api.navitia.io/v1/coverage/fr-idf/stop_areas/stop_area%3AOIF%3ASA%3A59%3A5355357/departures?from_datetime=20190312T120000&duration=86400&count=30
So I try to browse the page 1 using the same urls https://api.navitia.io/v1/coverage/fr-idf/stop_areas/stop_area%3AOIF%3ASA%3A59%3A5355357/departures?from_datetime=20190312T120000&duration=86400&count=30&start_page=1
The departures list is empty and pagination show 0 items_on_page.
I have this behavior with navitia.io and with a local instance of navitia.