Shreddy

List the bike parks (venues) that have public Shreddy clips: name, city, state, how many clips and how many measured rides, the runs and features there, and a link. Filter by `query` (matches name, city or state) or sort nearest first with `near` (coordinates; for a place name like "San Diego", pass its approximate latitude and longitude). Distances come in km and miles. Use it for "what parks do you have" and to learn valid venue names.

Everything about one bike park in one call: its runs and their features (with clip counts), how many public clips and measured rides it has, its records (the top 3 public rides for jump height, speed, jump length and airtime, biggest first; no lap record yet) and its newest clips, each with a link and its lap time when it has one. `venue` is a name ("bradley", "snow summit") or an id.

Search public clips. Newest first by default; sort "biggest" or "smallest" with a `metric` for the biggest jumps, longest jumps, most airtime or fastest runs (ranked results list each rider of a group clip on their own, and leave out rides with no value for that metric). Filter by `venue`, `feature` (a feature or a run at the venue, e.g. "double black" or "jump 2"), `rider`, and time (`when`, or `since`/`until`). A newest search includes clips with no measurements (normal: no calibration). Every clip has a link to give the viewer and its lap time (`lap_time_s`) when it has one; laps are not a ranking metric yet. Pass `next_cursor` back as `cursor`, with the same other arguments, for the next page.

One public clip by id: where and when it was recorded (day and clock time at the venue), the rider if named, every measurement (jump height, speed, lap times, plus jump length and airtime), how it was calibrated, and for a group clip (a train of riders) each rider with their own stats, timing and link. `timing` lists each timing line the rider crossed with the lap it closed, the best earlier lap and the difference, and the split from the line before; a rider nobody tagged has crossings with no lap. A clip that is private, removed or does not exist all read as not found.