Leverage skills and driver breaks

In this example, we will be looking at a query which includes breaks and skills parameters. Skills can represent user defined attributes which might be required for assigning jobs like an inter-state driver license or transportation certificate. Breaks describe any breaks like a lunch or restroom break with its time period.

job object: skills, setup

• skills: Describes the skills needed for this job. It is a positive integer array. Each integer can represent specific skills defined internally like a special driving license or a transportation certificate. Here, we have a job that requires skills of 1 and 2.

• setup: Describe the time needed for the setup of a job such as the preparation of necessary equipment. The time unit is in seconds. Here, we have a job that needs 60 seconds to do the setup.

vehicle object: breaks, skills

• breaks: Describes the breaks the worker should take. It is an array of break objects as defined below

• Each break object contains the following properties
  

  - id: A required field for a break object to uniquely identify the break. In this example we have a break object with id 1.
  

  - time_window: Indicates the period that a vehicle will be on a break. The value type used is the UNIX timestamp. Here, we have a driver who will take a break between 1662105600 [GMT: Friday, September 2, 2022, 8:00:00 AM] and 1662148800 [GMT: Friday, September 2, 2022, 8:00:00 PM].
  

  - service: Optional field for a break object. It describes how long is the break. Its time unit is in seconds. The default value is 0. Here, we have a driver who will have a break for 120 seconds.
  

• skills: Describes the skills such as driving licenses and transportation certificates the driver has. It is a positive integer array. Here, we have a driver with skills 1, 2, and 3. Internally, the values could represent skills representative of your use case.

Request Example

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{
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	"jobs": "[...]",
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	"locations":"{...}",
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	"depots": "[...]",
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	"options":"{...}",
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	"vehicles": "[...]",
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}

Result