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I used to use the Transportr app (from f-droid) here in the netherlands for a while, but it used the 9292 and NS apis directly, which broke about a year ago and
by mid-kid 4y ago
I used to use the Transportr app (from f-droid) here in the netherlands for a while, but it used the 9292 and NS apis directly, which broke about a year ago and haven't been fixed since. I wonder if implementing openov in this app instead would be a better idea than trying to figure out the new 9292 api.
- jeroenhd 4y agoThe problem with using this data is that the data itself is quite raw. You'll have to calculate the routes, potentially merge bus stations/train stations/etc. together for a clean experience and take certain details into account (when you can and can't use international trains for national travels without getting a special ticket, for example: you can often take the ICE to Germany without weird reservations, but don't even try that with the Thalys!). I'm sure someone knowledgeable in this area will be able to figure that stuff out, but I've been happily using the NS API for my silly side projects because it just kind of works. The 9292 API was never open as far as I know, though there are several reverse engineered API libraries available for it on Github.
- brnt 4y agoTransportr has excellent 9292 integration.