Support filters on the "worst lines" widget about open-bus-map-search HOT 11 OPEN

@UrielOfir it is relevant :)
It should be on the main (dashboard) page

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please assign me

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@moshe742 hi, do you still work on this issue?

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@ShayAdler
Is it the widget that located in the dashboard?
If so, "by operator" someone already did it, so I check this box.

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@ArkadiK94 Yep exactly :)
I think the other filters are very important too, but maybe in the dashboard page they'll create too much clutter

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Is this issue still relevant?
I didn't understand where is this filter should be in the website.

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@NoamGaash It looks like no one is working on this issue, can I asign it to me ?

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@ShayAdler Hi! Can i clarify something?
What can be achieved by identifying the location of the first and the last stop using GIS?

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@KirilCycle the route name doesn't always include the city names, so you can use the list__gtfs_ride_stops_list_get endpoint to retrieve this information

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@NoamGaash I filtered routes that don't contain cities, there are about 170 routes, how can I efficiently get the missed cities? I can't use the gtfs_route__line_refs query because each ref_line can have thousands of different routes, for the same reason as all comma separated list of values queries. What queries should I use, maybe combine something? I can group these 170 routes by the same short names and get 50 unique names, then make 50 different request by query short_name and get the cities, but this operation will be too expensive for the server.

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I think that a good approach might be:

1. get the route
2. get the stops
3. take the lat/lon of the first and the last stop
4. find the nearest city
   it's not that easy, but it's feasible. It might be easier to do it in the backend tho

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