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nextcaltrain

v2.1.10

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Find the next Caltrain

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parshapparshap

Keywords

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Readme

nextcaltrain

Find the next Caltrain

CLI Usage

SYNOPSIS
      nextcaltrain [OPTIONS] FROM TO

DESCRIPTION
      nextcaltrain prints the schedule of the next Caltrain from the
      FROM station to the TO station.

OPTIONS

      --number NUMBER, -n NUMBER
          Show NUMBER of possible trips. Default is 1.

EXAMPLES
  nextcaltrain sf sunnyvale
  nextcaltrain -n 5 "san fran" "san mateo"

Example

$ nextcaltrain sf smat
From: San Francisco
To:   San Mateo

12:07pm – 12:40pm
SB 146 Local, 33 min, 7 stops
 > 12:07pm San Francisco
 > 12:12pm 22nd Street
 > 12:17pm Bayshore
 > 12:23pm So. San Francisco
 > 12:27pm San Bruno
 > 12:31pm Millbrae
 > 12:35pm Burlingame
 > 12:40pm San Mateo

Data

Schedule data is provided by Caltrain in the GTFS format. This data is stored in its original format in the data/ directory and also as JSON in data.json. This data can be updated using the update-data script.

See Also

  • http://nextcaltrain.com

Installation

npm install nextcaltrain