com.cote-privee/beaune-private-driver

None of its 11 tools are described as changing anything. For 11 the reading was uncertain, so no mark is shown.

• search_placeson 80 other servers

  “Wine villages, châteaux, things to do and MICHELIN-starred restaurants: id, commune, drive and price by private driver from Beaune (per vehicle, one way / same-day return), the wine day of its page a…”

  Publisher declares: read-only yes · destructive no · idempotent yes · open-world no

  8 inputs

  • querystring“Words in names, communes and summaries, e.g.”
  • kindstring
  • areastring“cote: Côtes de Nuits and de Beaune; north: Chablis, Yonne, Auxois; south: Chalonnais, Mâconnais.”
  • nearstring“A place id or name.”
  • radiusKminteger“Default 10.”
  • limitinteger
  • compactboolean
  • langstring“ar: Arabic notes, data in English.”
• get_pageon 112 other servers

  “A page in Markdown (a place, event, guide, service, prices, policies): facts, history, visiting, nearby, sources.”

  Publisher declares: read-only yes · destructive no · idempotent yes · open-world no

  5 inputs

  • refstring“An id, address, path or name.”
  • idstring“Same as ref.”
  • urlstring“Same as ref.”
  • pathstring“Same as ref.”
  • langstring“ar: Arabic notes, data in English.”
• find_eventson 9 other servers

  “Wine fairs, festivals, auctions and cultural events between two dates, at their next appearance: id (event:<id>, which quote takes as to), placeId, dates and whether they are confirmed, website, and …”

  Publisher declares: read-only yes · destructive no · idempotent yes · open-world no

  6 inputs

  • fromstring“Default today.”
  • tostring“Default a year after from.”
  • querystring“Words, e.g.”
  • originstring“Start of the driver quote (default beaune).”
  • limitinteger
  • langstring“ar: Arabic notes, data in English.”
• get_priceson 44 other servers

  “Every price per vehicle, taxes, tolls and parking included: the cars (the Polestar 2, 4 guests, included; a Mercedes E-Class or V-Class, up to 7, on request for a supplement per day of service), wine…”

  Publisher declares: read-only yes · destructive no · idempotent yes · open-world no

  1 input

  • langstring“ar: Arabic notes, data in English.”
• get_policieson 12 other servers

  “The booking rules as facts: the cars and the guests each takes, deposit, booking window and today in Beaune, service hours, luggage, waiting, cancellation, child seats, languages, the hours bookings …”

  Publisher declares: read-only yes · destructive no · idempotent yes · open-world no

  1 input

  • langstring“ar: Arabic notes, data in English.”
• check_availabilityon 103 other servers

  “Whether the one car and its driver are free on a day and the next days: free; pending (a request awaits the driver's answer and may still be confirmed); busy; unbookable (outside the booking rules: t…”

  Publisher declares: read-only yes · destructive no · idempotent no · open-world no

  5 inputs, 1 required

  • datestringrequired
  • daysinteger
  • servicestring
  • timestring“Pickup.”
  • langstring“ar: Arabic notes, data in English.”
• quoteon 38 other servers

  “The exact price the booking page charges for one service, or a whole trip (items: one total, one deposit), the page of the priced service to cite (url; pricesUrl: every price) and a link that opens t…”

  Publisher declares: read-only yes · destructive no · idempotent yes · open-world no

  18 inputs

  • servicestring
  • optionstring“Wine day: half 4 h, full 8 h, long 12 h.”
  • routestring“A transfer route, by id or page slug (lyon (lyon-beaune), paris (paris-beaune), dijon (dijon-beaune), geneva (geneva-beaune), creusot (le-creusot-tgv-beaune), …”
  • fromstring“Start of a driver trip, or of a transfer to another place; airfields by ICAO code.”
  • tostring“A place id or name, or event:<id>.”
  • hoursinteger“Driver by the hour.”
  • extraHoursinteger“Wine day; default what its stops need.”
  • returnTripboolean“Driver: back the same day, the driver waiting.”
  • returnLaterboolean“Driver: back later the same day (two rides).”
  • stopsarray“Places of a wine day, or of the driver by the hour.”
  • datestring
  • timestring“Pickup (a transfer to Beaune: the arrival).”
  • guestsinteger“4 in the Polestar 2 or the E-Class, 7 in the V-Class.”
  • luggageinteger“Bags.”
  • notesstring“For the driver: estates to visit, child seats…”
  • itemsarray“Several services (at most 6), each with the fields above.”
  • carstring“polestar (included), eclass (4 guests) or vclass (7): the Mercedes on request, a supplement per day of service.”
  • langstring“ar: Arabic notes, data in English.”
• plan_wine_day

  “A timed wine day through the places asked: its length (with the extra hours their distance needs), the stops in order, the drives from and back to Beaune (or from), lunch where the day reaches midday…”

  Publisher declares: read-only yes · destructive no · idempotent yes · open-world no

  8 inputs, 1 required

  • stopsarrayrequired“Place ids or names.”
  • datestring
  • timestring“Pickup.”
  • guestsinteger
  • carstring“polestar (included), eclass (4 guests) or vclass (7): the Mercedes on request, a supplement per day of service.”
  • fromstring“Start and end (default beaune).”
  • lunchstring“"yes", or a place to have lunch near.”
  • langstring“ar: Arabic notes, data in English.”
• find_packages

  “Ready-made trips of one to seven days from Beaune, in plans (where the travellers arrive, the pace): the driver meets them at a station or airport, takes them to the vineyards, abbeys or tables and b…”

  Publisher declares: read-only yes · destructive no · idempotent yes · open-world no

  9 inputs

  • querystring
  • daysinteger
  • arrivestring“beaune (its station or the hotel), dijon (Dijon-Ville: the TGV from Paris), paris (collected in Paris), an airport or airfield, or air for any.”
  • pacestring“light: one or two outings a day; full: with wine days.”
  • themestring
  • maxPriceinteger
  • startDatestring
  • limitinteger
  • langstring“ar: Arabic notes, data in English.”
• request_bookingon 28 other servers

  “Sends a booking request as the booking page does, once the traveller has seen the price and accepted the terms of sale (https://www.cote-privee.com/terms): one service (the fields of quote, with date…”

  Publisher declares: read-only no · destructive no · idempotent yes · open-world yes

  32 inputs

  • servicestring
  • optionstring
  • routestring
  • fromstring
  • tostring
  • hoursinteger
  • extraHoursinteger
  • returnTripboolean
  • returnLaterboolean
  • stopsarray
  • datestring
  • timestring
  • guestsinteger
  • luggageinteger
  • notesstring
  • pickupstring“Pickup address (a hotel, a street); a transfer to Beaune: the drop-off.”
  • flightstring“Flight or train.”
  • directionstring“Transfer: to Beaune (default) or from it.”
  • returnDatestring
  • returnTimestring
  • returnFlightstring
  • itemsarray“Several services (at most 6), each with the fields above.”
  • packagestring“A plan id of find_packages.”
  • startDatestring“The package's first day.”
  • carstring

  and 7 more not listed here.

• get_booking_statuson 20 other servers

  “What became of a booking request: requested (no answer yet), confirmed (with the deposit link once it can be paid), declined (with the driver's note), deposit_paid or cancelled, its days and amounts.”

  Publisher declares: read-only yes · destructive no · idempotent yes · open-world yes

  3 inputs, 2 required

  • refstringrequired“CP-XXX-XXX”
  • emailstringrequired
  • langstring“ar: Arabic notes, data in English.”

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