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busseur

v0.3.1

Published

A TriMet CLI tool

Downloads

5

Readme

Busseur

npm install -g busseur

A small TriMet command line tool for bus arrivals. It will automatically refresh every minute. It's great for squeezing in those extra few minutes of coding.

Also, it's written with RxJs so it's declarative. It's kind of like React, every time your state changes, it throws away everything on the screen and repaints (minus the diffing).

busseur

Usage

busseur [options]

Options:

  -h, --help                 output usage information
  -V, --version              output the version number
  -s, --stop <n>             filter to a specic TriMet stop id (required)
  -r, --route [n]            filter to a specific set of routes (repeatable)
  -n, --nickname [nickname]  a custom nickname for the location

Tests

npm install
npm test

Busseur server

TriMet only allows access to their api with a token obtained on their developer website. If you want to run your own server with your own api key, check out the busseur-server repo.