Route batch examples (route-*.json)

Each route-*.json file pins one OD pair (one carrier combo) and sweeps it across a standard class × passenger-mix matrix of 12 bookings. Use these to answer "how does carrier X behave across different pax types and classes?" - they isolate one route so regressions cleanly point at a specific carrier.

All files share the same 12-item sweep - the only thing that changes between files is od (and market, where it matters for paris-origin routes).

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

Files

File OD Carrier combo Why it matters
lon-par.json London → Paris (es) ES direct The flagship route. If anything breaks, this is the loudest signal.
lon-ams.json London → Amsterdam (er) ER direct Second flagship, separate inventory/seat maps from ES.
sncf.json London → Marseille (sncf) ES + SNCF connection Tests through-fare leg-joining with an SNCF domestic.
sncb.json London → Bruges (sncb) ES + SNCB connection Same but for Belgian domestic.
db.json Frankfurt → London (db) DB + ER (reverse direction) DB-origin leg; historically the most fragile combination.
lon-col.json London → Cologne (db-ret) ES + DB DB-destination variant; distinct from Frankfurt-origin.
par-bru.json Paris → Brussels (par-bru) ER-only intra-EU No UK leg - purely ER inventory.
par-ams.json Paris → Amsterdam (par-ams) ER-only long leg Pricing smoke test for a non-UK ER route.
par-col.json Paris → Cologne (par-col) ER + DB intra-EU Paris-origin DB connection.

The sweep (identical in every file)

Each route runs these 12 pax × class combos:

# Pax Class
1 1a STD
2 1a PLUS
3 1a PREMIER
4 2a STD
5 2a PLUS
6 2a PREMIER
7 1a,1c STD
8 2a,2c STD
9 1s STD
10 1a,1y STD
11 1a,1i STD
12 1w,1comp STD

Run one

bun book --batch docs/examples/batch/route/lon-par.json

Each file produces 12 bookings and writes to a sibling CSV (lon-par.csv, etc.) next to the JSON.

Run them all

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

→ 9 files × 12 combos = 108 bookings covering every carrier combo on every pax/class in the sweep.

See also