This route will return the same results if budget_function is a string or number.
{
"type": "budget_function",
"filters": {
"fy": "2025",
"quarter": "1",
"budget_function": 570
}
}
This becomes more important when you use the budget_function_code for National Defense, 050. The contract says this optional value can only be a number. However, if you try to pass a leading zero 050 you will get a JSON parse error if using a HTTP client like insomnia. The USA Spending explorer for budget_functions passes budget_function and budget_subfunction as strings.
So I think the contract should be updated to allow strings.
This route will return the same results if
budget_functionis a string or number.{ "type": "budget_function", "filters": { "fy": "2025", "quarter": "1", "budget_function": 570 } }This becomes more important when you use the
budget_function_codefor National Defense, 050. The contract says this optional value can only be a number. However, if you try to pass a leading zero 050 you will get a JSON parse error if using a HTTP client like insomnia. The USA Spending explorer for budget_functions passesbudget_functionandbudget_subfunctionas strings.So I think the contract should be updated to allow strings.