Add arrivals-and-departures-for-location endpoint - #1408
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant arrivalsAndDeparturesForLocationHandler
participant arrivalsForStops
participant GetStopTimesForStopsInWindow
participant NewArrivalsAndDeparturesForLocationResponse
Client->>arrivalsAndDeparturesForLocationHandler: GET location arrivals request
arrivalsAndDeparturesForLocationHandler->>arrivalsForStops: collect arrivals for matched stops
arrivalsForStops->>GetStopTimesForStopsInWindow: query stop times for grouped stops
arrivalsForStops-->>arrivalsAndDeparturesForLocationHandler: return arrivals and situations
arrivalsAndDeparturesForLocationHandler->>NewArrivalsAndDeparturesForLocationResponse: build response with retained references
NewArrivalsAndDeparturesForLocationResponse-->>Client: return JSON response
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The query returned rows in whatever order SQLite produced them. Callers resolving a stop served by several agencies take the first row they see, so the agency a stop was namespaced under could change between runs on identical data. Order by stop then agency so that choice is stable.
parseMaxCount hardcoded models.MaxAllowedCount as the ceiling for every caller. arrivals-and-departures-for-location documents a maximum of 1000, which that shared value of 250 cannot express. Take the ceiling as a parameter and add ParseMaxCountClampedTo for callers that need their own. The existing ParseMaxCount and ParseMaxCountClamped keep passing MaxAllowedCount, so nothing changes for current callers.
Serves GET /api/where/arrivals-and-departures-for-location.json, which
returns arrivals for every stop in a bounding box or radius. It reuses
the per-stop arrivals core, so the handler is a loop over the stops the
spatial query returns plus the response assembly around it.
Parameters follow the OpenAPI spec: lat and lon required, radius taking
precedence over latSpan/lonSpan, minutesBefore 5, minutesAfter 35,
maxCount 250 clamped to 1000, plus routeType and emptyReturnsNotFound.
routeType filters the arrivals and prunes nearby stops that serve no
route of a requested type, but deliberately does not filter the stop
search itself -- stopIds is unaffected by it, matching both the Java
implementation and the deployed server.
nearbyStopIds is the union of the stops within 100m of each matched
stop, each excluding itself, measured from the centre of the search
area and ordered nearest first. It is deliberately not "every stop in
the box": a matched stop with no neighbour within 100m does not appear,
while a stop just outside the box does if it neighbours one inside.
Verified against the deployed Puget Sound server over the same query.
Restricted to the one agency a single static feed can load, the stop
and nearby-stop sets match exactly, with distances agreeing to within
0.05m. Five behaviours diverge, each because the deployed server
contradicts the OpenAPI spec:
- stopIds is deduplicated. The Java service adds every matched stop
to the list twice.
- An empty result keeps the entry/references envelope. The Java empty
path skips the bean factory and emits a different shape.
- emptyReturnsNotFound returns 404. The Java code sets the 404 and
then overwrites it with a 200.
- lat and lon alone search the default 600m radius. The Java action
never configures a default and builds a zero-area box.
- Arrivals are sorted by arrival time. The Java sort compares a
distance that is never populated, so it does nothing.
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Three functions sat above the quality gate's threshold of 15: the
handler itself at 19, agenciesForStops at 17 and
parseArrivalsForLocationParams at 16.
Pull out the sub-tasks so each reads as a sequence of named steps:
- sendArrivalsForLocationError, replacing two copies of the
cancelled-versus-failed branch
- locationLists with truncateLocationLists, combinedStopIDs,
registerReferencedStops and locationReferences
- agencyLocationOrUTC and mostCommonAgency
- parseRequiredLocation, parseEpochMillisParam,
parseOptionalBoolParam and forwardFieldErrors, which replaces two
copies of the field-error funnelling loop
No behaviour change.
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Cleared the SonarCloud findings in c5489a0. Quality gate is green (0 issues). Three functions were over the cognitive complexity threshold of 15. Split each into named steps:
Two of these removed real duplication rather than just moving lines: the cancelled-versus-failed error branch was written out twice, and the field-error funnelling loop was written out twice. No behaviour change — the handler tests and the full suite pass unchanged. Also rebased onto the latest #1407 after its review fixes. Once that merges, the diff here drops to the endpoint alone. |
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I'll generate a spec for this, hopefully next week. We'll hold off on merging until this can be reviewed against a spec like the other endpoints. |
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In `@internal/restapi/arrivals_and_departures_for_location_handler_test.go`:
- Line 203: Update the test around the arrivals/departures handler to provide
more than 1000 candidate items, then assert every capped result list contains at
most 1000 items and model.Data.Entry.LimitExceeded is true. Ensure the test
exercises the maxCount=5000 clamp rather than merely validating an uncapped
response.
- Around line 281-282: Add a paired test in the relevant arrivals/departures
handler test covering a request with radius together with latSpan and lonSpan,
alongside the radius-only request. Assert both requests return the same searched
stop set, verifying radius takes precedence over bounding-box parameters.
In `@internal/restapi/arrivals_and_departures_for_location_handler.go`:
- Around line 205-218: Update collectArrivalsForStops to batch active-service,
stop-time, and arrival-entity loading across all matched stops before
constructing arrivals, rather than invoking arrivalsForStop separately for each
stop. Preserve the existing filtering, ordering, and arrivalsAccumulator
deduplication behavior while reusing the batch-loading path.
- Around line 255-258: Update nearbyStopsForLocation and stopsServingRouteTypes
to return lookup errors instead of nil or an empty map, then propagate the
nearby-stop error through the handler to sendArrivalsForLocationError. Preserve
request-cancellation handling while preventing successful responses with
incomplete nearby-stop data.
- Line 530: Update the duration calculation near the return expression to cap
the parsed minutes at the maximum allowed window before converting minutes to
time.Duration; then convert the bounded value and retain the existing maxWindow
cap behavior, avoiding overflow for large inputs. Anchor the change to the
minutes parsing and duration return logic.
- Around line 225-281: Update the nearby-stop reference flow so each combined ID
returned by nearbyStopsForLocation contributes its agency to stopAgencies before
registerReferencedStops builds references. Ensure appendStopReferences uses the
nearby stop’s agency rather than falling back to the matched stop’s agency,
keeping nearbyStopIds[].stopId consistent with references.stops for cross-agency
stops.
- Around line 225-281: Update nearbyStopsForLocation to replace the per-stop
getNearbyStopIDs calls with one set-based database query covering all matched
stops or their search area, while preserving the existing nearby-stop union,
route-type filtering, distance ordering, and ID mapping behavior.
In `@internal/restapi/openapi_conformance_test.go`:
- Line 344: Update the arrivals-and-departures conformance test request to
include a fixture-known deterministic time, then assert the response contains at
least one arrival item before running OpenAPI schema validation. Preserve the
existing endpoint and validate the returned item schema rather than allowing an
empty arrivalsAndDepartures array to bypass it.
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108-171: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftBuild references from retained results.
maxCountlimits the entry lists. It does not require each references array to contain at mostmaxCountitems. However,collectArrivalsForStopspopulatesaccfor every matched stop before truncation, andregisterReferencedStopsadds every matched stop at line 79.locationReferencesthen builds references from that accumulator. WithincludeReferencesenabled, a broad request can return one entry item while serializing references and situations for discarded stops and arrivals.Filter or rebuild the accumulator from the retained entry results before calling
locationReferences. Keep all dependencies required by those retained results; do not truncate each references array independently.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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utils.ParseBoolParamforemptyReturnsNotFound.
parseOptionalBoolParamis reachable fromparseArrivalsForLocationParamsand duplicatesutils.ParseBoolParam, but the helpers return different validation messages for invalid values. Use the shared helper for this field. Keep the localminutes,time, androuteTypeparsers because the shared helpers do not have the same contracts.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@internal/restapi/arrivals_and_departures_for_location_handler.go`:
- Around line 108-171: Rebuild or filter the arrivalsAccumulator after maxCount
truncation so it contains only stops, arrivals, nearby stops, and situations
referenced by retained response entries before locationReferences is called.
Update the flow around truncateLocationLists, registerReferencedStops, and
locationReferences while preserving all dependencies needed by retained results;
do not independently cap any references arrays.
- Around line 418-562: Update parseArrivalsForLocationParams to parse
emptyReturnsNotFound with utils.ParseBoolParam instead of the local
parseOptionalBoolParam helper, preserving the shared helper’s validation
behavior and error message. Remove the now-unused parseOptionalBoolParam
function while leaving the minutes, time, and routeType parsers unchanged.
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Thanks for the work here. Building on the arrivals core from #1407 was the right approach, and results line up well with Java. With maxCount=1000 over three King County Metro areas (a downtown 500 m radius, a downtown span box, and a sparser Rainier Valley radius), the unique stop sets and arrival sets are identical to Java's. Your arrival objects are byte-identical to what main's for-stop endpoint returns. The five Java differences listed in the description all hold up live, and I appreciate them being written down.
Three things need to change before this can merge.
1. Large or busy areas time out. Each stop goes through the full per-stop pipeline:
- three
GetActiveServiceIDsForDatecalls for the same three dates every time - three
GetStopTimesForStopInWindowcalls - the route/trip/stop-count batches
- per-arrival trip status
- plus a spatial query and
GetAgenciesForStopsper stop for nearby stops
Downtown Seattle, compared with Java:
| Request | This PR | Java |
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radius=500 |
1.7s | 0.09s |
radius=2000 |
4.5s | 0.17s |
radius=5000&minutesAfter=120 |
19s, empty reply (past the 10s write deadline) | 0.13s |
radius=20000 (your clamp ceiling) |
28s, server logged a 500 | 0.23s |
Please:
- Hoist the per-request work (active service IDs per date, and the agency map) out of the stop loop.
- Batch the stop-times lookups across stops.
- Do the nearby-stops lookup as one query.
- Honor
ctxso the handler stops working once the deadline has passed.
2. maxCount doesn't trim references. Everything is collected into the accumulator before truncateLocationLists runs. At radius=500&maxCount=5 you return 5 arrivals with 234 trips and 175 stops in references (140 KB). Java returns 6 trips and 14 stops (18 KB), because it builds references from the trimmed results. Please build references from the truncated lists.
3. Reuse the existing parsers. CONTRIBUTING's Code Reuse section asks for this:
parseOptionalBoolParamduplicatesutils.ParseBoolParam.parseRequiredLocationreimplementsutils.ParseRequiredFloatParam.parseMinutesParamandparseEpochMillisParamcopyparseArrivalsAndDeparturesParams.
Smaller things worth fixing while you're in there:
NewArrivalsAndDeparturesForLocationResponse(nil, refs, nil, nil, nil, false, clock)is the unlabeled positional call CONTRIBUTING warns about.- Nearby stops served only by routes not running on the query date are kept (for example
1_4213/1_4214on the seasonal Waterfront Shuttle), where Java drops them. - A failure in the nearby lookup still returns 200 with nearby stops silently missing.
Separately, burma-shave's request to hold this until the endpoint has a wiki spec still stands. Given the size (966 lines), splitting the nearby-stops piece into a follow-up PR would also make the next review much easier.
The location handler called situationReferences without the request context the helper now requires, breaking the build. Thread ctx through like the for-stop handler already does.
The location handler ran the full per-stop pipeline once per stop: three active-service lookups for the same three dates, three stop-time scans, and per-stop route/trip batches. Broad requests issued hundreds of queries and blew past the write deadline. Resolve active service IDs once per service date, load stop_times once per agency per day with the new GetStopTimesForStopsInWindow query, and resolve arrival entities once for the whole request. Filtering and reference semantics match the per-stop pipeline, which stays untouched for the for-stop endpoint.
References were built from the accumulator holding every matched stop and arrival, so a maxCount=5 reply could still serialize hundreds of trips and stops. Rebuild the accumulator from the truncated entry lists before building references, keeping every dependency the retained results need.
Nearby stops ran one 100 m spatial lookup plus one agency lookup per matched stop, so broad requests paid a database round trip per stop. Query the search box grown by a 100 m margin once, keep the stops neighbouring a matched stop, and resolve their agencies in one batch. Stops served only by routes not running on the query date are dropped for Java parity, lookup failures propagate instead of returning a silent partial 200, and each nearby stop records its agency so references namespace it correctly.
The location handler duplicated minute, time, boolean and coordinate parsing that already exists in utils and the for-stop handler. Parse lat/lon through ParseRequiredFloatParam, emptyReturnsNotFound through ParseBoolParam, and share one minutes/epoch-millis helper between both arrivals handlers. Sharing also fixes a duration overflow where huge minutes values wrapped negative instead of clamping to the one-day window.
Cover the endpoint ceiling at the unit level since the RABA fixture cannot produce 1000 candidates, assert radius wins over latSpan/lonSpan with a paired request, pin the conformance request to a fixture-known time with a non-empty arrivals assertion, and check maxCount retains only referenced trips and stops.
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All review feedback is addressed in six scoped commits (reviewed history untouched): Performance
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Verification: Two things left for you: the wiki-spec hold still stands, and I kept everything in this PR rather than splitting nearby-stops out since those fixes are entangled with the batch flow — happy to split if you'd still prefer that. |
Split arrivalsForStops into groupStopsByAgency, a per-day loader with a memoized activeServicesForDate resolver, and buildArrivalsFromRows; split nearbyStopsForLocation into nearbyCandidateIDs, combinedIDsForNearbyStops, and buildNearbyResults. Every function now sits under the cognitive-complexity limit with identical ordering, caching, and error semantics. Also inline the temporary the linter flagged in parseMinutesValue.
buildArrivalsFromRows took eight parameters, one over the limit. Bundle the four batchArrivalEntities maps into a batchedArrivalLookups struct at the call site, leaving the shared producer and the per-stop pipeline untouched.
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In `@internal/restapi/arrivals_and_departures_for_location_handler_test.go`:
- Around line 195-210: The maxCount assertions in the arrivals/departures
handler test must validate reference completeness in both directions: ensure
every retained arrival trip and stop has a corresponding entry in references,
while preserving the existing checks that references do not include unretained
trips or stops. Also collect retained arrival RouteIDs and assert each appears
in references.routes, without requiring route references to exactly match
arrival routes because retained stops may add routes.
In `@internal/restapi/arrivals_and_departures_for_location_handler.go`:
- Line 284: Update the nearby-stop flow in the handler around
stopsServingRouteTypes so route eligibility remains correlated by route: retain
agency-prefixed route IDs from the active-date result, then intersect them with
the combined agency/route ID and row.Type returned by GetRoutesForStops for each
stop. Avoid reducing the two queries to independent stop-level booleans, and
keep the correction localized to the existing handler flow.
- Line 400: The nearby-stop active-date flow must use each stop’s agency
timezone rather than agencies.fallbackLocation. Update the caller around
combinedIDsForNearbyStops and nearbyStopsActiveOnDate to populate
agencies.byStopID and timezone mappings before filtering, then group stops by
agencies.locationFor(stopID) and query each group using its local date.
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Keep the active-date query result as agency-prefixed route IDs per stop, then require the same route to match the route-type filter. This closes a false positive where one route supplied the type and another supplied the date. Group active-date lookups by each stop's agency timezone from the shared stop agency index instead of the fallback agency, so multi-agency requests use the correct local service date.
Check every retained arrival trip, stop, and route appears in references, keeping the existing trimmed-result exclusion checks. Route coverage stays one-directional since retained stops may add routes beyond the arrivals.
Move timezone grouping, per-group collection, service-date resolution, and route recording out of nearbyStopsActiveOnDate so each function stays under the cognitive complexity budget. No behaviour change.
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Closes #799. Replaces #787.
Summary
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GET /api/where/arrivals-and-departures-for-location.json— arrivals for every stop in a bounding box or radius. Built on the arrivals core extracted in #1407, so the handler is a loop over the spatial query's stops plus response assembly.What changed
arrivals_and_departures_for_location_handler.gomodels/stops.go,models/response.go,models/arrival_and_departure.goStopWithDistance, entry type, response constructorutils/api.go,models/constants.gomaxCountceiling is now per-endpoint; this one needs 1000, the shared default is 250gtfsdb/query.sqlORDER BYonGetAgenciesForStops— multi-stop agency resolution was otherwise nondeterministicroutes.goParameters
Per the OpenAPI spec:
lat/lonrequired,radiustakes precedence overlatSpan/lonSpan,minutesBefore5,minutesAfter35,maxCount250 clamped to 1000, plusrouteTypeandemptyReturnsNotFound.nearbyStopIdsThe union of the stops within 100 m of each matched stop, each excluding itself, measured from the centre of the search area and ordered nearest first.
Deliberately not "every stop in the box" — a matched stop with no neighbour within 100 m does not appear, while a stop just outside the box does if it neighbours one inside.
Verified against the live deployed server
Ran locally against the King County Metro feed and compared to
api.pugetsound.onebusaway.orgon the same query. Puget Sound aggregates several agencies where a maglev instance loads one static feed, so the comparison is restricted to agency1:stopIdsnearbyStopIdsParameter behaviour matches on
maxCount(truncates all three lists, setslimitExceeded),maxCountclamping,routeType,radiusvs span precedence, and the empty-area case. The two response-key differences are both explained:tripStatus.scheduledis a pre-existing maglev field on the existing for-stop endpoint too, and the situation keys are absent only because the sole alert in that area belongs to agency40, which this config does not load — alerts resolve correctly elsewhere in the feed.Divergences from the deployed server — please review these
Five behaviors differ, each because the deployed server contradicts the OpenAPI spec:
stopIdsis deduplicated. The Java service adds every matched stop to the list twice (StopWithArrivalsAndDeparturesBeanServiceImpllines 115 and 122; its own comment says 115 shouldn't be there). Live response: 44 entries, 22 unique.entry/referencesenvelope. The Java empty path skipsBeanFactoryV2and emits a different shape ({stops, nearbyStops, situations, timeZone}, noentry, noreferences). The spec marks both required.emptyReturnsNotFound=truereturns 404. Java sets the 404 and then overwrites it with a 200, so it never ships.lat/lonalone search the default 600 m radius. The Java action never configures a default radius, so it builds a zero-area box and always returns empty.routeTypefiltering the arrivals and pruning nearby stops but not the stop search is preserved as-is — spec and deployed server agree, and changing it would be the bigger break. Confirmed live:routeType=99returns the fullstopIdslist with zero arrivals and zero nearby stops.Testing
13 tests covering parameter validation,
radiusvs span precedence, the default-radius fallback,maxCounttruncating all three lists,routeTypefiltering arrivals but not stops,emptyReturnsNotFound,stopIdsdedup,nearbyStopIdsordering and reference resolution, andincludeReferences=false. Added toTestOpenAPIConformance_LocationEndpoints, which validates the response against the spec schema.Summary by CodeRabbit