Could we have a comparison table that shows which API Endpoints are supported?

The README.md links for manni to https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=philippmatthes.com.manni. But that gives an error 404 "not found".

Is there a source independent from google?

First of all, thanks for collecting all information about public APIs to access DVB information. Some things I would like to be able to query (I am using your dvbjs) would be:

• Get information on the "Steig" similar to what the VVO Abfahrsauskunft ist showing
• Get information on the Delay (+X and -X) times also shown in VVO Abfahrsauskunft with red/green colors.

Do you have any idea if this is already possible via the vvo-online.de API?

I recently came across weird behaviour when I experimented with the WebAPI Departures:
If the time parameter is given, no delays are shown, even if the time parameter includes current date and time.
At first I tought that is what the shorttermchanges parameter was made for, but setting it to true didn't change the result at all.
Any ideas how to include delays?

Since a while the DVB is directly providing a WebDFI-based API to allow to show an own web view of a certain station. For example, see here:

https://www.dvb.de/de-de/service/geschaeftskunden/abfahrtsmonitor/

While this WebDFI based solution is usually individually targeted to a certain user (you have to directly register with the DVB) there are certain things in this WebDFI API that can be used to query more information than the current vvo-online.de API allows to extract.

For example, the following view shows a web view of the "Ullersdorfer Platz" Station:

http://dfi.dvb.de/Dfi/Index?hash=8B8AD2D309A9FF86EDA86E346C132F1C

After some short reverse engineering one can actually query the direct data using the following URL:

http://dfi.dvb.de/Dfi/Departures?hash=8B8AD2D309A9FF86EDA86E346C132F1C&stopid=678

This actually returns a similar data array like the vvo-online.de query but with e.g. showing the "Steig" like I mentioned in ticket #2.

One further but trivial URL query (the current time reference) can be queried like this:

http://dfi.dvb.de/Dfi/GetTime

The question of course remains now if this DFI based API might be of any greater use for this project?!? At least I feel we should document its existence.

Hello and thank you for this great project.

I want to add some documentation for a request I just found useful. Unfortunately there seems to be no good way to contribute to the wiki. Would be better to have this as markdown files in the repo. Anyway now as an issue.

-> https://github.com/kiliankoe/vvo/wiki/WebAPI

Trip Details

Get the details about the stations involved in a particular trip.

Request

POST https://webapi.vvo-online.de/dm/trip

JSON Body:

curl -X "POST" "https://webapi.vvo-online.de/dm/trip" \
     -H 'Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8' \
     -d $'{
  "tripid": "71313709",
  "time": "/Date(1512563081000+0100)/",
  "stopid": "33000077"
}'

Response

{
  "Stops": [
    ...
    {
      "Id": "33000076",
      "Place": "Dresden",
      "Name": "Laibacher Straße",
      "Position": "Previous",
      "Platform": {
        "Name": "2",
        "Type": "Platform"
      },
      "Time": "\/Date(1512563021000+0100)\/"
    },
    {
      "Id": "33000077",
      "Place": "Dresden",
      "Name": "Großglocknerstraße",
      "Position": "Current",
      "Platform": {
        "Name": "2",
        "Type": "Platform"
      },
      "Time": "\/Date(1512563081000+0100)\/"
    },
    {
      "Id": "33000078",
      "Place": "Dresden",
      "Name": "Friedhof Leuben",
      "Position": "Next",
      "Platform": {
        "Name": "2",
        "Type": "Platform"
      },
      "Time": "\/Date(1512563141000+0100)\/"
    },
    ...
  ],
  "Status": {
    "Code": "Ok"
  },
  "ExpirationTime": "\/Date(1512565171371+0100)\/"
}

Hey,
ich habe Folgendes Problem:

import dvb
import json
import sys  

stop = 'Busbahnhof Deuben'
time_offset = 0 # how many minutes in the future, 0 for now
num_results = 5
city = 'Dresden'

obj = dvb.monitor(stop, time_offset, num_results, city)
print(unicode(obj))

Gibt mir:
[{'arrival': 0, 'line': u'B', 'direction': u'Lockwitz'}, {'arrival': 7, 'line': u'A', 'direction': u'L\xf6btau'}, {'arrival': 11, 'line': u'D', 'direction': u'Bannewitz'}, {'arrival': 12, 'line': u'S 3', 'direction': u'Dresden Hbf'}, {'arrival': 12, 'line': u'F', 'direction': u'Gompitzer H\xf6he'}]

..aus.
Ich hätte aber gerne das die Umlaute normal angezeigt werden können, gibt es hierfür eine Problemlösung? Wäre sehr dankbar. LG & cooles Projekt

The EFA endpoints were supposed to be shut down at some point and it looks like they're gone now... Is there any way to be sure?

documentation/widgets.md says that the parameter hst is not needed; but I get an error response #err1# if I omit it. If I pass it, I get sensible data.

In README.md, Magic Mirror links to http://blog.thomas-bachmann.com/2016/02/magic-mirror-2-0-mit-gestensteuerung.html. But the hostname cannot be resolved.

Hat jemand einen Kontakt zu dem Dev von Faplino? Die APP ist jetzt im play store nicht mehr verfügbar. Ich hab zwar noch eine apk hier rumliegen, aber praktisch ist das nicht. Es wäre schön, wenn er (Markus Dietel) den source code freigeben könnte. Dann wär vielleicht ein F-Droid build drin...

Hi Kilian, I just wanted to tell you that the iOS App has launched yesterday. Maybe you want to add it to your readme? 😊