Add a recursive_day field

[tkompare]

A field I'm finding handy in Chicago is allowing location to add a "recursive day" field. This in combination with begin and end dates allows for less "duplicate" data entry for locations that are "flu shots available every Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM". This would now only take one row with:

begin date: 09/01/2013
end date: 04/30/2014
begin time: 08:00
end_time: 20:00
recursive days: Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday

'recursive days' is a comma separated list of days of the week, for ease of parsing this string into an array, and doing the date math.

[mheadd]

Yeah, that looks damn handy. We have a number of locations in Philly that are operated that way.

[mheadd]

@tkompare Any chance you could share the Chicago data? Was this data that you converted from a City source, or was it provided by the City in the format your app used. I think it would be helpful to see what another city's data looks like - even with the difference (recursive days) you mention above.

Thoughts on sending a pull request with the data you use on your app n a "city-of-chicago" directory?

/cc: @tomschenkjr