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| FullStopPair = namedtuple("FullStopPair", ["fr", "to", "fr_order", "to_order", "direction"]) | ||
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| # TODO: We're using SlowZones data for now, we may want our own dataset or to rename the SlowZones dataset |
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| # TODO: We're using SlowZones data for now, we may want our own dataset or to rename the SlowZones dataset | |
| # TODO(<owner>): We're using SlowZones data for now, we may want our own dataset or to rename the SlowZones dataset |
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When using TODO or FIXME, specify who write the annotation. It's a best practice to remind you who created the annotation and have potential context and information about this issue.
| tts.set_index("date", inplace=True) | ||
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| tts = (tts["50%"]).dropna() | ||
| tts = tts.rename("travel_time") |
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A function parameter should only be read and not be modified. If your intent is to modify the value of the parameter, return the value in the function and handle the new value in the caller of the function.
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| tts = (tts["50%"]).dropna() | ||
| tts = tts.rename("travel_time") | ||
| tts = tts.to_frame() |
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A function parameter should only be read and not be modified. If your intent is to modify the value of the parameter, return the value in the function and handle the new value in the caller of the function.
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| tts.columns = tts.columns.str.strip() | ||
| tts = tts.rename(columns={"service_date": "date"}) |
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A function parameter should only be read and not be modified. If your intent is to modify the value of the parameter, return the value in the function and handle the new value in the caller of the function.
| tts["date"] = pd.to_datetime(tts["date"]).dt.date | ||
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| key = str(key) # in case it's a pathlib.Path |
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| url = f"https://dashboard-api.labs.transitmatters.org/api/aggregate/traveltimes?from_stop={fr}&to_stop={to}&start_date={ago}&end_date={today}" | ||
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| resp = requests.get(url) |
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| resp = requests.get(url) | |
| resp = requests.get(url, timeout=5) |
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Access to remote resources should always use a timeout and appropriately handle the timeout and recovery. When using requests.get, requests.put, requests.patch, etc. - we should always use a timeout as an argument.
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In order to build up transitmatters/t-performance-dash#1045, we need a median travel time for each station pair for the map
This stores the median travel time per day per time in DynamoDB