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Many times the user does not remember the exact name of the operator so it would be useful to search for it using a "like" or "contains" expression. Example:
Hi. Yes, you are correct that it is currently an exact match. I will see if we can change it to a "like" query, or add another query parameter to provide this option.
At this time the filter on the operator name only works if the exact value is entered. Example:
Operator: Trentino Trasporti Esercizio
Works with: https://transit.land/api/v1/operators?name=Trentino%20Trasporti%20Esercizio
Many times the user does not remember the exact name of the operator so it would be useful to search for it using a "like" or "contains" expression. Example:
https://transit.land/api/v1/operators?name=Trentino%20Trasporti
It sounds like "find all the operators that contains Trentino Trasporti". The best thing then is that the search in the name is not case sensitive
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