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# list of values to filter for and keep -- update this if changing to traffic signsfilter_values= ['object--support--utility-pole','object--street-light']
But I was unable to find this list of filter_values in the API docs.
This is related to #27 as we can check if the filter values given are correct, and alert the user if they've passed in the wrong filter values, and even provide as the mechanism for help as discussed in the Discord Chat (I can't find the issue that was made for this?). This is similar to #48 , but in the context of a help function.
This exact list should migrate to the new API docs soon but I cannot predict exactly when. Does this help for now? Maybe a text file is best to use with a fallback to scraping the website that we can switch to when these are live on the web?
I agree with the file idea, we can scrap it pretty easily and keep it for checking locally, then move to remote API checking when it's finished on the API's end.
It can be useful to tell the user what kind of filter_values are possible when dealing with filtering the
value
in `properties.For example, in #1, we see
filter_values
as,But I was unable to find this list of
filter_values
in the API docs.This is related to #27 as we can check if the filter values given are correct, and alert the user if they've passed in the wrong filter values, and even provide as the mechanism for
help
as discussed in the Discord Chat (I can't find the issue that was made for this?). This is similar to #48 , but in the context of ahelp
function.Help needed, @cbeddow
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