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southernrailwayinterface

v0.0.4

Published

Get live departures from southern railway in a json format

Downloads

2

Readme

Southernrailway Departures Interface

Easy to use wrapper that replicated request perfectly and is fast thanks to build in cache.
Note: The first request will take a bit longer because it needs to get a PHP session and download the caache.

Example

const southernrail = new Southernrail();

(async function (){
 try {
   const Output = await southernrail.getDepartures("London Victoria", "Brighton")
   console.log(Output);
 } catch (e) {
   console.log(e)
 }
})();

Methods

setDebug(boolean) - Sets the debug mode
setApplication(String, String) - Sets the application name and version, used in the user-agent header
refreshStopsList - Refreshes the in-class stop list cache
getShortName(String) - Returns the short stop name from the long name
getLongName(String) - Returns the full stop name from the short name

Quickly search for a stop and return the full stop name (case insensitive) and uses in-class caching
searchStops(String, Number, Boolean)

(async function (){
 try {
   const Output = await southernrail.searchStops("London", 5, false)
   console.log(Output); // > [ 'London Euston', 'London Paddington', 'London Bridge' ]
 } catch (e) {
   console.log(e)
 }

Get the departures from a stop, you can provide a destination on the same line if you like.
getDepartures(String, String)

(async function (){
 try {
   const Output = await southernrail.getDepartures("London Victoria", "Brighton")
   console.log(Output);
 } catch (e) {
   console.log(e)
 }
})();

getRideDetails(String) - Get the ride details from a ride ID

(async function (){
 try {
   const Output = await southernrail.getRideDetails("<A ridKey>")
   console.log(Output);
 } catch (e) {
   console.log(e)
 }
})();