fahrplan

Goal: Simple access to the sbb timetable service from the commandline with human readable argument parsing.

Relies on the public transport API by opendata.ch: http://transport.opendata.ch/

Fahrplan support both Python 2.6 and 2.7. PyPy should be working (except for the tests), but there is no official support until the tests are fixed. Python 3.3 support is under way.

Installing

To install current version using pip, issue:

$ sudo pip install fahrplan

Usage

fahrplan --help:

Usage:
 fahrplan [options] arguments

Options:
 -f, --full    Show full connection info
 -i, --info    Verbose output
 -d, --debug   Debug output
 -v, --version Show version number
 -h, --help    Show this help

Arguments:
 You can use natural language arguments using the following
 keywords in your desired language:
 en -- from, to, via, departure, arrival
 de -- von, nach, via, ab, an
 fr -- de, à, via, départ, arrivée

 You can also use natural time specifications in your language, like "now",
 "immediately", "noon" or "midnight".

Examples:
 fahrplan from thun to burgdorf
 fahrplan via neuchâtel à lausanne de zurich, helvetiaplatz départ 15:35
 fahrplan von bern nach basel an um mitternacht

Testing

Prior to testing, you should install the required libraries (preferrably in a virtualenv):

$ virtualenv --no-site-packages VIRTUAL
$ . VIRTUAL/bin/activate
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
$ pip install -r requirements-dev.txt

To run the tests, run the following commands:

$ python -m fahrplan.tests.test

If you have fabric installed, you can also use the test command instead:

$ fab test

Sourcecode

The sourcecode is available on Github: https://github.com/dbrgn/fahrplan

License

The code is licensed as GPLv3. See LICENSE file for more details.