MMM-SwissTransport
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Great work. As I can see it works for germany too (http://transport.opendata.ch/examples/stationboard.html), I found my german station). Is it possible to show the trains between two departingstations?
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Haha, very funny. I’ve checked some international stations and I’ve also found Amsterdam or Paris.
So it’s officaly international. :-)today it’s not possible to show trains between to stations, but it sould be possible to code it.
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Haha, yes, but thats really cool, because the german railway (DB) haven’t any api yet (only for long distance trains like ICE / EC / IC). An option to show the trains between two departingstations would be awesome.
CFenner made something like that, but thats with the google maps api. There you have no delays I think (https://github.com/CFenner/MagicMirror-LocalTransport-Module)
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I checked some stations again. Unfortunately in germany I can’t see the delay for regional services. Too bad. But for those who doesn’t need that, great module.
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@Bangee is this the same module with a different name or does it do something different? If it does, please create a new thread in addition! :)
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@Bangee thanks a lot for your work! Vielen Dank für dein super Modul!
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I can`t find my Trainstation ID. When i go to http://transport.opendata.ch/examples/stationboard.html and search for my Station it shows me all the Departure Times but how can i see/search my Trainstation ID? In the Source Code it shows me always the ID for Lausanne…
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You can get your station from here:
http://transport.opendata.ch/v1/locations?query=koeln hbfJust modify the url and it will give you this:
{“stations”:[{“id”:“008015458”,“name”:“K\u00f6ln Hbf”,“score”:101,“coordinate”:{“type”:“WGS84”,“x”:50.943029,“y”:6.95873},“distance”:null}]}There you get the station id, in this case it’s 008015458
