It looks like this:

This is the configuration of it:

    {
      module: "MMM-PublicTransportHafas",
      position: "top_left",
      config: {
        hafasProfile: "rejseplanen",
        stationID: "8600083",
        stationName: "Kolding St.",
        timeToStation: 5,
        showAbsoluteTime: false
      }
    },

docker container logs mm

That returned an error regarding Request, which I fixed by running

npm i request

in the magic mirror container.
Thanks for an awesome module!

@MarkNygaard said in MMM-Rejseplanen - A departure board for Danish train and bus stations:

@Impertus It still works fine. Runs on my mirror every day.

Can you send that to me? Because there is No download link more. :/

På forhånd tak :)

https://github.com/poketcalulator/MMM-Rejseplanen

There you go :)

@Impertus It still works fine. Runs on my mirror every day.

Can you send that to me? Because there is No download link more. :/

På forhånd tak :)

Is just what i needed…

config:{
  stationID: "461112000",
  stationName: "Bilka",
  vehicle: "B",
  destfilter: "",
  departuresMax: 5
}

After Loading… for a while it returns this

Which seems to be defaulting to Odense Station for some reason.

Thank you @Manmachine for your contribution!
I’m totally new to the concept and my purpose is to use it to GYST my daily workflow as a young entrepreneur

(gyst = get your shit together)

Trying the module now with the current setup:

VirtualBox on macOS Mojave running Ubuntu MATE 1604LTS as a DevEnvironment.
Latest MagicMirror only with the clock module on.

Added station ID for Odense, Nørreport and my tiny bus station and nothing shows up. Only getting a Loading … response. Is the Rejseplanen API still functional with this module? Or is it maybe my setup to blame?

For others that might want to use a Station ID that is not in the list you can find nearby stops to your coordinates by using this URL: http://xmlopen.rejseplanen.dk/bin/rest.exe/stopsNearby?coordX=id&coordY=id&maxRadius=1000&maxNumber=30

Example:
GPS coordinates
Latitude: 55.67310756519397
Longitude: 12.565741539001467

http://xmlopen.rejseplanen.dk/bin/rest.exe/stopsNearby?coordX=12565796&coordY=55673063&maxRadius=1000&maxNumber=30

departures

You can now configure the number of returned departures in the new updated version 1.2.0. Between 1 and 20 as max.

The “hidden” features are in the destfilter:
Try the following,
Should give you all the Metro trains

		{
	module: 'MMM-Rejseplanen',
	position: 'top_left',
	header: 'Rejseplanen.dk',
		config: {
			stationID: "8600646",
			stationName: "Nørreport",
			vehicle: "T",
			destfilter: "Metro"
		}
	},

Or you can get all trains in one direction

		{
	module: 'MMM-Rejseplanen',
	position: 'top_left',
	header: 'Rejseplanen.dk',
		config: {
			stationID: "8600646",
			stationName: "Nørreport",
			vehicle: "T",
			destfilter: "Vanløse"
		}
	},

It was the easiest way to solve this, as well as the most flexible. Only require about 8 lines of code.

And I’m a lazy man. So less code is really nice

Trying the new version, I’m not sure I’m configuring the options correctly?

If I only want to show Metro, I choose “M” under vehicle, but somehow all transport modes are still shown in the Mirror frontend. Secondly, the Metro stops don’t seem to be available in your list, and I assume that is due to the API lacking them? Is there anyway around this?

Should it look something like this

                {
                module: 'MMM-Rejseplanen',
                position: 'top_left',
                header: 'Rejseplanen.dk',
                        config: {
                                stationID: "?",
                                stationName: "Forum",
                                vehicle: "M",
                                destfilter: ""
                        }
                },

I’d really appreciate any help you could provide!

If you have any hints on where to get started I’d be happy to hear them, I’ve got some basic experience with JavaScript but thought that you would be the best person to ask :)

Very nice work and thanks alot for the credits!