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The current data structures are tied to RTEC. What we need is to make it future-proof and extendable, such that we can cover other transport networks in Chișinău (PUA - parcul urban de autobuze and the minibuses) and other cities.
The new schema must:
Be backwards compatible
Accommodate other cities
Accommodate other transport networks within the same city
Maybe, be modularized - such that one could get and cache just the data they want, instead of downloading lots of unnecessary data
At the moment I am still inclined to use CSV files, but alternatives will be considered. The current proposal is to:
Add 2 more columns to each routes.csv and vehicles.csv file: city_id, network_id
Add 2 more CSV files: cities.csv, where Chișinău=1 :-) and transport-networks.csv, where RTEC=1
Potentially, we could have several scripts that generate city-specific files, so the folks in other parts of Moldova could rely on those reduced data-sets, which will make their downloads a bit faster.
The current data structures are tied to RTEC. What we need is to make it future-proof and extendable, such that we can cover other transport networks in Chișinău (PUA - parcul urban de autobuze and the minibuses) and other cities.
The new schema must:
At the moment I am still inclined to use CSV files, but alternatives will be considered. The current proposal is to:
routes.csv
andvehicles.csv
file:city_id
,network_id
cities.csv
, where Chișinău=1 :-) andtransport-networks.csv
, where RTEC=1@iamandrewluca @PlugaruT, what do you think?
I would like to work on this during the weekend, so it would be great if you could share your thoughts until then.
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