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hafas-discover-stations
Pass in a HAFAS client, discover stops/stations by querying departures. It tries to find all stops/stations that all trains known by the endpoint stop at.
Installing
npm install hafas-discover-stations
Usage
import {createWalkAndDiscoverStations as createWalk} from 'hafas-discover-stations'
import {createClient as createHafas} from 'hafas-client'
import {profile as dbProfile} from 'hafas-client/p/db/index.js'
const hafas = createHafas(dbProfile, 'my-awesome-program')
const walk = createWalk(hafas)
const berlinFriedrichstr = '8011306' // where to start
for await (const stopOrStation of walk(berlinFriedrichstr)) {
console.log(stopOrStation)
}
walk()
returns a readable stream in object mode. It emits the following events:
data
: a new stop/station that has been discoveredstats
: an object with the following keys:stopsAndStations
: the number of stops/stations discoverededges
: the number of edges discoveredtotalReqs
: the number of requests sentavgReqDuration
: the average duration of the last 30 requestsqueuedReqs
: the number of queued requests
edge
: a connection between two stops/stations, with the following keys:source
: a Friendly Public Transport Format1.2.0
stop
/station
objecttarget
: a Friendly Public Transport Format1.2.0
stop
/station
objectduration
: time to travel, in millisecondsline
: a Friendly Public Transport Format1.2.0
line
object
API
walk(stationId, [opt])
opt
may have the following keys. It will be passed into queue()
.
concurrency
: number of requests run in parallel – default:2
timeout
: timeout for a single job in milliseconds – default:10000
parseStationId
: an optional function to process station IDs – default:id => id
stationLines
: Query lines of stops/stations? – default:false
shouldQueryDeparturesAt(stopId, nrOfHops)
: Should departures be queries from thisstopId
, effectively continuing the graph search? – default:() => true
Contributing
If you have a question or need support using hafas-discover-stations
, please double-check your code and setup first. If you think you have found a bug or want to propose a feature, use the issues page.