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@zarg404 It’s been added

@zarg404 Also you can try the API following this link : https://prim.iledefrance-mobilites.fr/fr/donnees-dynamiques/idfm-ivtr-requete_unitaire in order to try your stoppoint ID

@zarg404 Hello,

The stop point you’re looking for is “STIF:StopPoint:Q:463562:”, sadly this stop point is shared between few buses and the line filtering hasn’t been yet implemented into the module.

In order to find your stop point you can look for it in the following map then one you get the stop_id, you take the numerique value (for IDFM:463562 it is 463562 and you insert it into the stoppoint “STIF:StopPoint:Q:XXXXX:” (dont forget the “:” in the end)

You can get a stop point for an area or for a stop, details here : https://prim.iledefrance-mobilites.fr/fr/actualites/article/referentiels-arrets-et-lignes

PS : Line 29 don’t go to Porte de Reuilly but line 87 do.

Hey there, fellow MagicMirror enthusiasts!

I’m thrilled to introduce you to an incredible new module that will undoubtedly elevate your daily commuting experience in the Île-de-France region (Paris) - say hello to MMM-IdF-Transport!

As many of you already know, the MagicMirror platform is all about personalization and making our lives easier by providing useful information at a glance. With MMM-IdF-Transport, you can now effortlessly keep track of the next Train/Metro/Bus/Tram arrivals at your favorite stations, ensuring you’re always on time and never caught off guard by unexpected delays.

Key Features of MMM-IdF-Transport:

Real-Time Schedules: Get real-time updates on train schedules for all major stations across the Île-de-France region. No more waiting around, wondering when the next train will arrive!

Multiple Station Support: Whether you’re a daily commuter or an occasional traveler, this module supports multiple station configurations. Easily set up and monitor train schedules for all the stations you frequent (By adding multiple module).

User-Friendly Interface: MMM-IdF-Transport is designed to be user-friendly and intuitive. The clear and concise interface provides all the necessary information at a glance, making it easy to incorporate into your daily routine.

Customization Options: Tailor the module to match your preferences! Update intervals, and filter specific train lines to display only the information that matters most to you.

Reliable and Accurate Data: The module fetches data from trusted sources (IDFM data), ensuring you receive accurate information about train arrivals and potential disruptions.

How to Get MMM-IdF-Transport:

GitHub Repository: MMM-IdF-Transport - https://github.com/FalseIlyu/MMM-IdF-Transport

Thanks to FalseIlyu to have developped this module based on the work of winstonma

Happy commuting and MagicMirror tinkering! 🚄✨

@Jay777 Hi Someone made a fonctionnal module: https://github.com/FalseIlyu/MMM-IdF-Transport

@bnitkin Thank you, I’ll do as you instructed and will be pruning the GTFS in order to lighten it.
You’re right, except for road work, timetable don’t change a week to another.

Sadly individual GTFS source don’t exist anymore as the autority that manage transport in Paris has decided to centralize everything (for the best and the worst).

Thank you again :)

@bnitkin Hello,

This is an awesome project and it’s pretty much what i’m looking for for my MagicMirror (we don’t have dedicated module for Paris :( ).

I have an issue though, as Paris is a very large city and as all our transport are regrouped into one GTFS (for the 3 next month) we get a stop_time.txt with 9 millions lines which is too much too handle for my Raspberry.

Would it be possible to add a limit to the line that are extracted as we don’t need the timetable for the next 3 month but at most for the next week.

Here the link to the GTFS if you want to take a peak : https://data.iledefrance-mobilites.fr/explore/dataset/offre-horaires-tc-gtfs-idfm/files/a925e164271e4bca93433756d6a340d1/download/

I’d be delighted if you could help me with this issue.

Best regards