Closed waldoj closed 10 years ago
The idea here is to group together time-bound elements. In addition to date ranges, there can be days (e.g., crows: "days": ["Monday", "Wednesday", "Friday", "Saturday"]
), or times. Realistically, the best that we can do is eliminate the season
container (in the above example, it's a child of statewide
).
But, really, this example looks pretty different now, in light of #34. At the moment, it looks like this:
"seasons": {
"season": {
"method": "firearm",
"range": {
"1": {
"places": {
"Virginia": {
"gnis_id": "TK",
"fips_code": "TK"
}
},
"season": {
"date": {
"starts": "2013-07-01",
"ends": "2014-06-30"
}
}
}
}
}
}
I think it's a good idea to break up the range data into place restrictions and time restrictions, and I think that season
is probably the most sensible terminology to use there. While I think this looks overspecified for simple species (e.g., possum), I think it's appropriate for bear, deer, etc.
I'm going to close this without making any changes.
This seems way over-nested:
Shouldn't
date
be up a couple of levels, as a child ofrange
? Isn'tseasons
→season
→ [...] →season
overspecified?