tfl v0.0.2
TFL - Node
This is a node package for interacting with the Transport for London (TFL) api.
It comes with a tool for accessing this data directly via the command line, or can be used within your own projects.
Installation
Install with:
$ npm install -g tfl
move binary to /usr/local/bin ?
Command-line Tool
Tube
Line Status
$ tfl tube --line District
Station Status
$ tfl tube --station Aldgate East
Overground (Work in Progress)
$ tfl overground --station London Bridge
Buses (Work in Progress)
$ tfl bus --route 66
Cycle Hire (Work in Progress)
$ tfl cycle ...
Roads (Work in Progress)
Road Status
$ tfl road --name Park Lane
Route Status This will perform a search for the typical route taken between two roads and retrieve the statuses for each road on the route.
$ tfl road --from "Whitechapel Road" --to "Park Lane"
Road Traffic Cam
$ tfl road --camera Park Lane
Using the package in your own projects
Require the tfl package as usual:
var tfl = require('tfl');
Since each command sends a request to the TFL api, the response is returned in a promise. For example, to get the current list of incidents on tube lines you can call:
tfl.tube.status({
'incidents': true,
}).then(function(lines) {
console.log(lines);
});
The function passed into then()
will be called asynchronously once the request to the api has returned and been processed.
Services
Tube / Overground
Status
tfl.tube.status();
tfl.overground.status();
Incidents
tfl.tube.status({ 'incidents': true });
tfl.overground.status({ 'incidents': true });
Line (Work in Progress)
tfl.tube.line('District');
// Overground services do not provide line information
Station (Work in Progress)
tfl.tube.station('Aldgate East');
tfl.overground.station('London Bridge');
Arrivals (Work in Progress)
tfl.tube.arrivals('Aldgate East');
// overground?
Journey (Work in Progress)
tfl.tube.journey(['Monument', 'Aldgate East']);
tfl.overground.journey(['East Croydon', 'Victoria', 'Shoreditch High Street']);
Bus
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Cycle
...
Road
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