This is a non-official client library providing some objects and functions for the Opendata Transport API. The API offers information about the public transport in Switzerland for free (there's still a request limit...). Read their docs and examples for more details about the API itself. The API is open source, too.

Just import the TransportApiClient class. It provides some methods for getting data from the API. requestSomething methods return a Request object, which provides methods for request parameterization. getSomething methods return the result of a predefined request. You always end up getting a promise after sending the request.

In the following NodeJS example, both requests respond the same result.

const { TransportApiClient } = require('transport-api-client');
const tac = new TransportApiClient();

tac.getStationsIn('Basel')
    .then(response => console.log(response))
    .catch(error => console.error(error));

tac.requestLocationsByName('Basel')
    .send()
    .then(response => console.log(response))
    .catch(error => console.error(error));

Sources are written in TypeScript, Gulp is used as task runner and Mocha with Chai is used for unit testing.

gulp build

npm test