MiguelKartSim
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Hi Nibo,
Is it possible to include applied race penalties in the r2la JSONP report output?
At the moment /report/get_report_jsonp?file_name=<xml> exposes most of the useful race-result data, such as positions, gaps, lap counts, fastest laps, qualifying times, and DNF/DNS via time/ret.
However, penalties that are visible in the normal r2la report table do not appear to be included in the JSONP payload. For example, the rendered report can show a driver with a +10s penalty badge, but the corresponding table_raceResults row in JSONP does not seem to include a penalty field.
Would it be possible to add something like this to each affected table_raceResults row?
Or, if multiple penalties can apply:
The reason I’m asking is that the JSONP endpoint is much easier and safer to consume externally than parsing the rendered HTML report. If there’s already another JSON/JSONP endpoint that exposes penalty data, please let me know.
Thanks.
Is it possible to include applied race penalties in the r2la JSONP report output?
At the moment /report/get_report_jsonp?file_name=<xml> exposes most of the useful race-result data, such as positions, gaps, lap counts, fastest laps, qualifying times, and DNF/DNS via time/ret.
However, penalties that are visible in the normal r2la report table do not appear to be included in the JSONP payload. For example, the rendered report can show a driver with a +10s penalty badge, but the corresponding table_raceResults row in JSONP does not seem to include a penalty field.
Would it be possible to add something like this to each affected table_raceResults row?
Code:
{
"penalty": "+10s",
"penalty_seconds": 10
}Or, if multiple penalties can apply:
Code:
"penalties": [
{
"label": "+10s",
"seconds": 10,
"reason": ""
}
]The reason I’m asking is that the JSONP endpoint is much easier and safer to consume externally than parsing the rendered HTML report. If there’s already another JSON/JSONP endpoint that exposes penalty data, please let me know.
Thanks.
