Market batch examples (market-*.json)

Each market-*.json file pins one market (country + language + currency) and runs a small fixed sample of 4 bookings across varied routes, pax, and classes. Use these to catch market-specific regressions - currency formatting, translation keys, regional inventory rules, market-gated carriers - without having to re-run an entire pax or route sweep per market.

Every file shares the exact same 4-item sample, so you can diff rows across CSVs and compare behaviour 1:1 across markets.

All files live in docs/examples/batch/market/.

Files (one per supported market)

File Market Country Currency Language
uk-en.json uk-en United Kingdom GBP English
fr-fr.json fr-fr France EUR French
be-fr.json be-fr Belgium EUR French
be-en.json be-en Belgium EUR English
be-nl.json be-nl Belgium EUR Dutch
de-de.json de-de Germany EUR German
nl-nl.json nl-nl Netherlands EUR Dutch
us-en.json us-en United States USD English
rw-en.json rw-en Rest of world USD English

That's every language × currency combination the bot supports: 4 languages (EN, FR, DE, NL) × 3 currencies (GBP, EUR, USD), with duplicates (EN×EUR in be-en, EN×USD in both us-en and rw-en) kept because the market itself is meaningfully different (different country → different regional rules).

The sample (identical in every file)

# OD Pax Class Why
1 es (London → Paris) 1a STD Baseline: cheapest, most common booking.
2 er (London → Amsterdam) 2a PLUS Different carrier, higher class, multi-pax.
3 par-bru (Paris → Brussels) 1a,1c STD ER-only intra-EU route with a child pax.
4 sncb (London → Bruges) 2a,2c PREMIER ES + SNCB connection at the top class, family pax.

Four bookings per file × 8 markets = 32 bookings across the whole set.

Run one

bun book --batch docs/examples/batch/market/fr-fr.json

Results land in fr-fr.csv next to the JSON.

Run them all

for f in docs/examples/batch/market/*.json; do
  bun book --batch "$f"
done

Then diff the CSVs to see where a market's behaviour diverges from the rest.

See also