def is_active(self, date=None):
""" :return False whenever we see that the stop has zero stop_times on the given
input date (which defaults to 'today')
"""
ret_val = False
if date is None:
date = datetime.date.today()
#import pdb; pdb.set_trace()
from gtfsdb.model.stop_time import StopTime
st = StopTime.get_departure_schedule(self.session, self.stop_id, date, limit=1)
if st and len(st) > 0:
ret_val = True
return ret_val
def is_active(self, date=None):
"""
:return False whenever we see that the stop has zero stop_times on the given input date
(which defaults to 'today')
@NOTE: use caution with this routine. calling this for multiple stops can really slow things down,
since you're querying large trip and stop_time tables, and asking for a schedule of each stop
I used to call this multiple times via route_stop to make sure each stop was active ... that
was really bad performance wise.
"""
from gtfsdb.model.stop_time import StopTime
# import pdb; pdb.set_trace()
_is_active = False
date = util.check_date(date)
st = StopTime.get_departure_schedule(self.session, self.stop_id, date, limit=1)
if st and len(st) > 0:
_is_active = True
return _is_active
def is_active(self, date=None):
""" :return False whenever we see that the stop has zero stop_times on the given input date
(which defaults to 'today')
@NOTE: use caution with this routine. calling this for multiple stops can really slow things down,
since you're querying large trip and stop_time tables, and asking for a schedule of each stop
I used to call this multiple times via route_stop to make sure each stop was active ... that
was really bad performance wise.
"""
_is_active = False
if date is None:
date = datetime.date.today()
#import pdb; pdb.set_trace()
from gtfsdb.model.stop_time import StopTime
st = StopTime.get_departure_schedule(self.session, self.stop_id, date, limit=1)
if st and len(st) > 0:
_is_active = True
return _is_active