Draw inspiration from tsdx or react or another site:

https://www.opengraph.xyz/url/https:%2F%2Ftsdx.io/
https://www.opengraph.xyz/url/https:%2F%2Freactjs.org/

Bonus points if you create an image. Something simple like the favicon would do.

They have some variability but their standard pricing seems pretty stable

Should be similar to Lyft support in #28

Should be able to figure out prices from estimate here: https://www.uber.com/global/en/cities/vancouver/

Prices are going up slightly effective July 29 according to an email I received Jun 29:

The long distance fee will be increasing from $0.45/kilometer to $0.49/kilometer. This fee only applies if you go over your allotted mileage in a Trip Package or surpass 200 km of driving when you select the Per Minute Rate.

For later: I suppose this will be a common use case. Probably we should include the notion of "effective date" so this config can be added in advance.

Effective July 15 - Sep 30, but I suspect they'll extend it.

Details: https://www.modo.coop/day-tripper/

Will probably have to show as a range, unfortunately, unless the variables are predictable. I've emailed car2go asking if that will be the case.

eg 30 min, 10km trip, smart fortwo

• before: $10.60
• after: $10.60 - $13.60 (maybe rank as the average: $12.10, which is still cheaper than Evo)

They're also changing the included km etc.

https://links.news.car2go.com/servlet/MailView?ms=Njg1MDMxMwS2&r=MjA1NDcyODc2OTAyS0&j=MTMzMDU0NTIxNQS2&mt=1&rt=0

More tweaks to the pricing schema. 😓

https://links.news.car2go.com/servlet/MailView?ms=NzQ1NjU4MwS2&r=MjA1NDcyODc2OTAyS0&j=MTM3MTQyMTgyMgS2&mt=1&rt=0

Use maxPassengers in the packages to filter out or de-emphasize options that won't work.

something like this:

const car2go = {
  key: "car2go-yvr",
  url: "https://www.car2go.com/CA/en/vancouver/rates/",
  lastUpdate: "2019-06-15",
  currency: "CAD",
  fees: {
    trip: 1, // first 200 trips per calendar year
    registration: 5,
    annual: 2,
    daily: 1.5 // tax on trips lasting 8 hours or more
  },
  packages: [
    {
      name: "minute rate - smart",
      vehicle: "smart fortwo",
      maxPassengers: 2,
      time: [{ per: 1, cost: 0.32 }],
      distance: {
        unit: "km",
        steps: [{ start: 0, end: 200, cost: 0 }, { start: 200, cost: 0.45 }]
      }
    },
    {
      name: "minute rate - mercedes",
      vehicle: "Mercedes Benz CLA/GLA",
      maxPassengers: 5,
      time: [{ per: 1, cost: 0.45 }],
      distance: {
        unit: "km",
        steps: [{ start: 0, end: 200, cost: 0 }, { start: 200, cost: 0.45 }]
      }
    },
    // TODO: 3 hours - smart
    {
      name: "3 hours - mercedes",
      vehicle: "Mercedes Benz CLA/GLA",
      maxPassengers: 5,
      time: [
        { start: 0, cost: 45 }, // 3 hours
        { start: 60 * 3, per: 1, cost: 0.32 }
      ],
      distance: {
        unit: "km",
        steps: [{ start: 0, end: 200, cost: 0 }, { start: 200, cost: 0.45 }]
      }
    },
    // TODO: 6 hours
    // TODO: 1 day (200)
    // TODO: 2 days (400)
    // TODO: 3 days - smart
    {
      name: "3 days - mercedes",
      vehicle: "Mercedes Benz CLA/GLA",
      maxPassengers: 5,
      time: [
        { start: 0, cost: 249 }, // 3 days
        { start: 60 * 24 * 3, per: 1, cost: 0.32 }
      ],
      distance: {
        unit: "km",
        steps: [{ start: 0, end: 600, cost: 0 }, { start: 600, cost: 0.45 }]
      }
    }
  ]
};

So the distance and time are detected automatically. Return trips should also be supported.

I looked into a few distance api options but google with place autocomplete is hard to beat. $200 credit / month should be sufficient for now
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/distance-matrix/intro

Showing a map is useful to confirm the location.

Conditions: 1 passenger, going within the mobi zone (once map support is added)

Maybe it's time to change the name if including ride hailing and a bike share 🤔

https://www.mobibikes.ca

Specifying eg 1 minute returns invalid results for some packages.

Just an MVP. Can polish later.

• two inputs boxes (minutes, km)
• submit calls computeCosts and presents the results in a table
• host on github pages?

Later, we can integrate with google maps (or similar) to calculate the distance for you

There are floating point issues with handling currency just as numbers in javascript. Better deal with this sooner rather than later.

I've used big.js in the past but this looks promising: https://github.com/sarahdayan/dinero.js (comes with formatting, currencies, etc)