Joscha Henningsen

I'm currently considering a similar switch from nginx-rtmp + wowza to ome and this feature would be essential. @naanlizard if you are successful with the mentioned workaround feel free to...

We might be able to provide a developer to work on this a few hours/week (ping @alexanderstephan) but might need some input as to how to get started with this,...

bump. @naanlizard sorry for the late reply. We are not actively working on this currently and will announce it here if we get to it. So feel free to work...

This looks great already! You're definitely going in the right direction. The only concern I have is the request size: `all.json` is 3.5MB (130KB gzipped) whereas the old API is...

Ahh thanks for clearing that up @Liqs-v2 The IOS app seems to load the canteen-specific week when needed: https://github.com/TUM-Dev/Campus-iOS/blob/38a3606ed3d043305724b4bb44a127dfe3afda2f/TUM%20Campus%20App/Cafeteria/MealPlanTableViewController.swift#L40 (e.g. https://tum-dev.github.io/eat-api/mensa-garching/2022/02.json, which is just 70kb (4 gzipped)) If that's too...

> Alright I ll take a look at it. This will probably be more difficult to do though, because the old API used to just load everything, meaning this will...

Seems like using `all_ref` might be a problem: https://github.com/TUM-Dev/eat-api/issues/108 Side note: I opened https://github.com/TUM-Dev/eat-api/issues/109

Sure thing! The old api deployed is not open source, that's why we currently rebuild the backend over at https://github.com/TUM-Dev/Campus-Backend/ I can take care of a new endpoint that returns...

Saturday works for me, but I think https://tum-dev.github.io/eat-api/canteens.json could be used instead of adapting the API.

nav.tum.sexy got so freaking good, we might as well just redirect to them or find a way to use their map overlays in the app. At least additionally linking to...