While updating the documentation on the structure of the JSON response data to add the new 'eligibility' field, I noticed that there are some discrepancies between the the documentation and data download structure. Specifically, in the data downloads:
The exp_data object has been moved out of the response key and is now a top-level key
There is a top-level consent key that is not listed in the docs
There is no global_event_timings key (at least, not in the response data sets that I have downloaded)
The response object contains additional keys that are missing from the docs: date_created, withdrawn, parent_feedback, birthday_difference, video_privacy, databrary
I can fix some of these discrepancies when I update the response data documentation (https://github.com/lookit/lookit-docs/issues/364) but we should probably compare the data downloads and docs more closely for discrepancies, and check whether any differences are due to bugs in the data downloads (rather than just a failure to update the docs).
Screenshots
Here's the structure of a recent data download (for comparison with the structure outlined in the docs ):
Description
While updating the documentation on the structure of the JSON response data to add the new 'eligibility' field, I noticed that there are some discrepancies between the the documentation and data download structure. Specifically, in the data downloads:
exp_dataobject has been moved out of theresponsekey and is now a top-level keyconsentkey that is not listed in the docsglobal_event_timingskey (at least, not in the response data sets that I have downloaded)responseobject contains additional keys that are missing from the docs:date_created,withdrawn,parent_feedback,birthday_difference,video_privacy,databraryI can fix some of these discrepancies when I update the response data documentation (https://github.com/lookit/lookit-docs/issues/364) but we should probably compare the data downloads and docs more closely for discrepancies, and check whether any differences are due to bugs in the data downloads (rather than just a failure to update the docs).
Screenshots
Here's the structure of a recent data download (for comparison with the structure outlined in the docs ):