Both competitor booking engines changed their API contracts, silently
breaking their direct scrapes ~16 days ago (200 responses with empty
bodies, so no exception was ever raised):
- Guestline: the /enhanced availability endpoint now returns a bare []
for every date. Switch to the base /api/availabilities/{coll}/{hotel}
endpoint, which returns {"rooms":[...]} with the same room shape.
- Mews: getAvailability now rejects the old body with "Invalid
EnterpriseId" — it requires enterpriseId + serviceId. getPricing
additionally requires currencyCode. Capture the enterprise's
defaultCurrencyCode in _ensure_config and send all three.
Also stop last_scraped_at advancing when a run saves 0 rows, so the
overview no longer reports a phantom-fresh scrape while the per-date
data stays stale — the symptom that surfaced this.
Verified live: Three Ways now yields 41 rows/night, Old Stocks 10.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Eviivo: no-dates page fetch returns all room types with data-item-name and
data-rate-plan-name; single request populates the full name catalogue
- QBook: item_name already in /api/pull response; extracted on a dummy date
call; no distinct rate plan names exposed so rate_labels left empty
- Mews: getCalendarData (bookingEngineId field) returns resourceCategories[].name
and rates[].name as {en-US: ...} dicts; both room and rate labels populated
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
