@yawns there used to be a ton of documentation on the API which for some reason is now offline. I found a list that was downloaded, here is the link

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=forums&srcid=MTI4MTUwMDQ0Mzg3NzE4MjExMDUBMTQyOTI2NzA2MDkyODAxMjI5MDABbmJnanZROTlFUUFKATAuMQEBdjI&authuser=0

@cowboysdude Thanks!!!

@yawns you had converted this one for me and yes, it still works :-)

@yawns Here’s all of the feeds, the site is down but I have the links:

Full Station Listing with details:
https://traintime.lirr.org/api/Stations-All

Schedules based on Starting Station input (startsta=) and Ending Station input (endsta=) along with date/time (can be future dated)

https://traintime.lirr.org/api/TrainTime?startsta=CLP&endsta=NYK&year=2017&month=02&day=04&hour=05&minute=00&datoggle=d

Actual Train Schedules closest to the current time (passing in the 3 letter station code after loc=). This is different from the other link that I used for the JS file as it doesn’t show the ETA of the train.

https://traintime.lirr.org/api/Departure?api_key=&loc=

@strawberry-3.141 Def can wait, the season doesn’t start until like 4/1 anyway !

@washichi @yawns this is great work. I am wondering, would this completed code be kind of a base for making other API calls which return data in JSON format?

I’m curious about this as well, I currently have a link to some JSON output which I’d want to display some of the results on the mirror. I was wondering if a module that’s currently out there can be tinkered with to perform this kind of thing.

@cowboysdude love it!!! amazing work!

@cowboysdude I’m from NY but I am one of those who is just outside of Manhattan on Long Island. Commute to the city everyday!

@washichi Yea, I am still not even sure how to translate the returned JSON to an actual visual table on the mirror. Not very good at this lol