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2010-01-20
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I'll try to see if there is a way to access the data on the STM.info web site.
(for Montreal).
Is this working live as i understand and you just query search fields on web sites?
ie, the mobile site here: http://m.stm.info/stm/?lang=en
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2010-01-20
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yeah for the london underground trains at the moment I query websites using station inputs as parameters and display the data here in the app slightly formatted for easy reading and quick loading.
If you succeed to find something for Montreal it would be trivial to add it. . Let me try the site you gave me.
*EDIT* can you also give me examples so I can enter them in the website to retrieve something
The metro lines look simple to add , just html output looks like.
cheers
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2010-01-20
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hehe, sure :-)
There is also http://www.stm.info/english/bus/a-index.htm
which is another way to access bus schedule just by bus number and only then picking direction / stop
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Here is a short description for an api for Vancouver, Canada:
http://www.mweisman.com/transit.html
With the Olympics coming in very soon, some might find it useful .
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2010-01-20
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I believe it would make much more sense to port metro to the N900 instead of developing something ourselves.
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Not gonna happen. Quoting http://www.nanika.net/metro/MetroO-en.html, it's "not planned [for tablets]" and it's not open source.
krk969, please add screenshots.
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now repackaged for PR1.2 and promoted. http://maemo.org/packages/package_in...avelapp/0.1-7/
Please test/vote by clicking the link above to promote this to extras.
app website : http://travelapp.passiongarage.co.uk
The idea is to make a generic app that can display air/train/bus timings and routes between stations and a map viewer.
At the moment ive developed the app to display London Underground tube information/map and routing only since I live here .
Im happy to develop it for other popular locations/services.
That being the case I will be needing assistance regaring the data interfaces( eg: sites that provide api's to get xml/html output of data) as I wont be well informed about other locations.
Ive tried to make it as user friendly as possible, but im open to suggestions to improve the interface as well.
I will update something on air travel in the UK as soon as I find someplace that provides api's to extract data from their websites. This is what Im working on at the moment for this app.
Ive used an API provided by www.tubeupdates.com to provide the data for London Tubes.
Main Highlights of the app
1. Provides status of the tube lines
2. Provides the route to be taken between any 2 tube stations
*EDIT* VIA option now avilable in version 0.1-2
3. Has a Map viewer with zoom.
4. Will add a button to open any custom map in the next update ( shortly ).
As always, feedback/comments/suggestions are most welcome.
cheers
Developer of :
Buddy - budget/expense manager ( website )
Showtime - a telly channel listing viewer/reminder ( website )
Travelapp - london underground status/planner ( website )
Batlevel - desktop widget for battery level ( website )
“I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand.”
Last edited by krk969; 2010-05-26 at 07:54. Reason: added new screenshot