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Hi, currently it is not possible to fetch metadata of a set of stations in a single request. This would be useful for updating stations' metadata by client applications. For example if I have 100 favorite stations in my application I might want to update all their data from time to time.
Currently this is not possible without 2 workarounds:
Both workarounds are ineffective. In the first case I will have to generate a lot of requests and then process them separately (same problem for the server). In the second case I will have to download a lot of data (~10 MB, ~18000 stations) just to extract 100 entries.
I think a preferred solution would probably be a post request where I can specify a list of station IDs.
I hope you this issue can be fixed somehow.
Thanks
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Hi, currently it is not possible to fetch metadata of a set of stations in a single request. This would be useful for updating stations' metadata by client applications. For example if I have 100 favorite stations in my application I might want to update all their data from time to time.
Currently this is not possible without 2 workarounds:
http://www.radio-browser.info/webservice/json/stations/byid/12345
http://www.radio-browser.info/webservice/json/stations
Both workarounds are ineffective. In the first case I will have to generate a lot of requests and then process them separately (same problem for the server). In the second case I will have to download a lot of data (~10 MB, ~18000 stations) just to extract 100 entries.
I think a preferred solution would probably be a post request where I can specify a list of station IDs.
I hope you this issue can be fixed somehow.
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: