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# PythonRMV # PythonRMV
Small module that makes your journey with RMV REST API somehow easier. Small module that makes your journey with RMV REST API somehow easier. Based fully on official RMV API reference and HAFAS documentation.
# Get started # Requirements
As you can guess you need to have RMV API key. You can get it for free on the [RMV website](https://opendata.rmv.de/site/start.html). * RMV API key (Get it [here](https://opendata.rmv.de/site/start.html))
After that you also need to have Python3. I've tested all of that on Python 3.7.9 and Python 3.9.13. * Python3 (Tested versions are 3.7.9 and 3.9.13)
Other versions should work too but I simply did not test it. Second python is not supported because why should it be. * git (Only for installation from source)
Don't forget to install git. Of course you can download the repo without it but it's simply faster to use git.
# Installation # Installation
If you have all the listed in [Get started](#get-started), then let's begin. If you have everything listed in [requirements](#requirements), then let's begin.
1. `git clone https://git.end-play.xyz/profitroll/PythonRMV.git` ### Variant 1:
2. `cd PythonRMV` 1. `python -m pip install pyrmv`
3. `python -m pip install -r requirements.txt`
Done. You can now use everything that lays in PythonRMV. ### Variant 2:
1. `git clone https://git.end-play.xyz/profitroll/pyrmv.git`
2. `cd pyrmv`
3. `python setup.py install`
# Frequently Asked Questions # Frequently Asked Questions
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## Why are there raw versions and formatted ones? ## Why are there raw versions and formatted ones?
For the purposes of my projects I don't really need all the stuff RMV gives (even though it's not much). For the purposes of my projects I don't really need all the stuff RMV gives (even though it's not much).
I only need some specific things and the rest I don't even need. However I do understand that in some I only need some specific things. However I do understand that in some cases other users may find
cases other users may find those methods quite useful so I implemented them too. those methods quite useful so I implemented them as well.
## Some methods work slightly different ## Some methods work slightly different
Can be. Not all the arguments written may work perfectly because I simply did not test them all. Can be. Not all function arguments written may work perfectly because I simply did not test each and
Some of them may be irrelevant in my use-case and the others are used quite rare at all. every request. Some of arguments may be irrelevant in my use-case and the others are used quite rare at all.
Just [make an issue](https://git.end-play.xyz/profitroll/PythonRMV/issues/new) and I'll implement it correct when I'll have some free time. Just [make an issue](https://git.end-play.xyz/profitroll/PythonRMV/issues/new) and I'll implement it correct when I'll have some free time.
## Documentation is not perfectly clear ## Documentation is not perfectly clear
Of course docs cannot be perfect in the format of python docstring, especially if I also don't always Of course docs cannot be perfect as a python docstring, especially if sometimes I don't
know how things should correctly work so that's why you get HAFAS API docs together with your know how things should correctly work. That's why you get HAFAS API docs in addition to your
RMV API key. Just use my functions in connection with those docs, if you want to build something RMV API key. Just use my functions together with those docs, if you want to build something
actually sophisticated. But remember, that I wrote all of that without sophistication in mind. really sophisticated. However I'm not sure whether RMV supports that many HAFAS features publicly.
# To-Do # To-Do
[ ] arrivalBoard (boardArrival) - [ ] arrivalBoard (boardArrival)
[ ] departureBoard (boardArrival) - [ ] departureBoard (boardArrival)
[*] himsearch (himSearch) - [x] himsearch (himSearch)
[ ] journeyDetail - [ ] journeyDetail
[*] location.nearbystops (stopByCoords) - [x] location.nearbystops (stopByCoords)
[*] location.name (stopByName) - [x] location.name (stopByName)
[ ] recon - [ ] recon
[*] trip (findRoute) - [x] trip (findRoute)