Add categories support to reverse query. #1662
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…on/lat. I realized it was already plumbed everywhere, except for the sanitizer entry in the middleware. This patch adds the support for categories by passing a get parameter just like https://github.com/pelias/documentation/blob/master/place.md
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This patch adds the support for categories by passing a get parameter just like https://github.com/pelias/documentation/blob/master/place.md
I was wanted to know the categories on what I was doing a reverse lookup on, and in highly populated areas, some businesses share the same lon/lat. It can often help by including the category type.
You can test it out by using doing the following queries:
/v1/reverse?categories&point.lat=26.3622924&point.lon=-80.1355797
/v1/reverse?categories=health&point.lat=26.3622924&point.lon=-80.1355797
Documentation will also be provided in another pull request on pelias/documentation.