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Currently not no. The data is scraped from a site and not read from a nicely formatted API. This is definitely a todo though. Add an issue or better yet, add a
by maxehmookau 13y ago
Currently not no. The data is scraped from a site and not read from a nicely formatted API. This is definitely a todo though. Add an issue or better yet, add a pull request :)
- coob 13y agoTFL provide proper APIs http://www.tfl.gov.uk/businessandpartners/syndication/default.aspx http://www.tfl.gov.uk/businessandpartners/syndication/defaul...
- maxehmookau 13y agoOnly for London. While that may appeal to many people, most people in the UK don't live in TFL's area. Traveline are much harder to get API data out of.
- blocking_io 13y agoYou can email them to ask for a test API key up to 1000 hits a day. If you sign a contract you can use 180,000 API hits every six month period for free. Beyond that there is a cost of £1.50 per 1000 API hits.
- blocking_io 13y agoYou should use the official API. http://travelinedata.org.uk/nextbuses.htm http://travelinedata.org.uk/nextbuses.htm