Track train #9
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Hi, Is it possible to track a train with your library ? I've got the train number + train date as input. I'd like to track the train timings and lates. Thanks |
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Hi @alexandrebrosse ! In the current version it is not possible to do this. If all goes well, I'll push the update within the hour! |
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wow that's fast ! Thanks for the feedback. I assume you use the Navitia API for your lib? For information I tried to use Navitia's /vehicle_journeys to track trains but it seems that a lot of disruptions are not managed by their API. For exemple there are no disruptions in /vehicle_journeys for today's train 6614 (currently announced with a 4h late on SNCF website) If you can do better than I did I'll be really impressed !! |
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Indeed, I use the Navitia API, and I've just seen what's happening with your train. It's strange, but it seems that other sites have the same problem and don't display delays :( It works normally, so I have a delay displayed on my train! Keep an eye on it! As soon as I finish the update I'll push everything and complete the doc! |
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As promised!The new function that lets you search for a train using its ID (headsign)requirements:Update the module: How to use: sncf.searchManager.searchTrain('HEADSING').then(data=>{
console.log(data)
}) |
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As promised!
The new function that lets you search for a train using its ID (headsign)
requirements:
Update the module:
npm i sncf.js@latestHow to use:
Documentation of the new function