@golemio/pid 2.8.3-dev.947483980 → 2.8.3-dev.947522374

package/docs/openapi-output.yaml

@@ -791,7 +791,7 @@ paths:
                       example: "2021-01-21T06:00:00"
                 - name: includeMetroTrains
                   in: query
-                  description: Include metro and train stops within a node before retrieving departures
+                  description: When selecting a node by `name`, when `true`, will include metro and/or train stops that are a member of the same node. I.e. when querying _Na Knížecí_, setting this to `true` will add the metro station _Anděl_ to results as well because both have the same ASW node number 1040.
                   required: false
                   schema:
                       type: boolean
@@ -830,7 +830,7 @@ paths:
                 - name: filter
                   in: query
                   description: >-
-                      Valid entries: `none` (default), `routeOnce`, `routeOnceFill`, `routeHeadingOnce`, `routeHeadingOnceFill`. Define how should be the list of departures returned. `none` returns all departures within the time and item limit. `routeOnce` returns exactly one occurence of departure for each `route_id`. Works best when querying a single stop. `routeHeadingOnce` returns one entry for each pair of `route_id` and `trip_headsign`, i.e. returns departures for routes that have multiple end stops. Works well when quering one or more stops in a node. `...Fill` attributes will do the same as their namesakes but afterwards will fill the rest of request up to `total/limit` with further departures. Use to ensure both having every line/destination represented and have the display filled with departures.
+                      Valid entries: `none` (default), `routeOnce`, `routeOnceFill`, `routeHeadingOnce`, `routeHeadingOnceFill`, `routeHeadingOnceNoGap`, `routeHeadingOnceNoGapFill`. Defines how should be the list of departures returned. `none` returns all departures within the time and item limit. `routeOnce` returns exactly one occurence of departure for each `route_id`. Works best when querying a single stop. `routeHeadingOnce` returns one entry for each pair of `route_id` and `trip_headsign`, i.e. returns departures for routes that have multiple end stops. Works well when quering one or more stops in a node. `...NoGap` will ensure that departures with a distinct trip headsign will not be displayed if they should arrive too far in the future. `...Fill` attributes will behave the same as their namesakes but afterwards will fill the rest of request up to `total/limit` with further departures. Use to have every line/destination represented and have the display filled with departures at the same time.
                   required: false
                   schema:
                       type: string

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
     "name": "@golemio/pid",
-    "version": "2.8.3-dev.947483980",
+    "version": "2.8.3-dev.947522374",
     "description": "Golemio PID Module",
     "main": "dist/index.js",
     "types": "dist/index.d.ts",